M30X-118: How to get CPU temperature?

Hi,
I'd like to ask how can I get a cpu temperature reading within Windows XP.
I've tried some utilities like MotherBoard Monitor and MobileMeter but they show nothing. In MobileMeter I get only the cpu Frequency and HDD temp.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance

well.. diapointment..
after some thinking and observing I found out that the temperature cpucool reads is HDD temperature.. NOT cpu temperature..
it seems there is no sensor for CPU..
PC Wizard 2005 confirms that sensor readout is HDD sensor..

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