(18th-January-2020)
In order to enable voltage control settings, this must first be enabled in MSI Afterburner. Open the Settings dialog in MSI Afterburner an enable both Unlock voltage control and Unlock voltage monitoring.
Updated Remote Server DLL-file
In some systems the MSI Afterburner Remote Server isn't working as expected. There is an updated DLL-file that resolves some of these problems. Replace the existing MSIAfterburner.NET.dll file, located in the installation folder of MSI Afterburner Remote Server, with the updated file.
Troubleshooting
Verify that both the MSI Afterburner user interface application and MSI Afterburner Remote Server is installed and are running on the mining computer. Both these MSI applications must be running on all computers where the mining is running - typically on all computers where Awesome Miner Remote Agent is installed.
If you also do mining on the computer where the Awesome Miner main application is running, both the MSI applications must be installed on this computer as well.
If no mining is running on the Awesome Miner computer, the MSI applications doesn't have to be installed on this computer.
Verify that MSI Afterburner Remote Server is running correctly by using the Windows Task Manager and look for MSIAfterburnerRemoteServer.exe.
If not running correctly, please verify that either Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 or 3.5 is installed (having only .NET Framework 4.X installed is not enough).
Test if MSI Afterburner Remote Server listen correctly on port 82. On the computer where MSI Afterburner Remote Server is running, open a web browser and navigate to the following address:http://localhost:82/macm
o If you get a dialog to enter username and password, the application is processing connections correctly.
o If you get connection timeout or any error message, MSI Afterburner Remote Server is not running correctly. Verify that no security software or firewall is preventing this application from running. Verify that the process is started as Administrator.
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