Windows 10: After upgrade to Windows 11 Intel turbo boost is sometime not working

Hi. I have HP EliteBook 840 G6 with i5-8265U CPU. I have upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11, and now after PC wake-up seems turbo-boost is not working. CPU clocking at max ~1.8Ghz fans are silent. When I make hard-restart holding shutdown button for a while, then it starts working again and when needed CPU is reaching 3.7+ Ghz.The laptop is Windows 11 compatible. Did anyone face similar issues?

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Intel turbo boost does not work after upgrading to Windows 10 2004

Hi,

Just now my computer received the Windows 10 2004 update and I installed it. The original version is Windows 10 1909. Just after finishing the installation I notice that my Intel i9-9900K CPU does not turbo boost anymore. The maximum CPU frequency is locked
to 3.6 GHz, while before upgrading it can go to 4.7-4.8 GHz. I have not applied any overclocking settings in my motherboard. CPU virtualization is turned off. I install Intel XTU and find that NO throttling is applied.

So why does my CPU don't turbo boost anymore after the upgrade?

 

Intel Turbo Boost has stopped...

This happened after I started Hyper-V.

This was my first time creating a virtual machine and I was successful, but very soon after that I got a pop up saying Turbo Boost has stopped, unspecified error. I've tried restarting it but the error just happens again. I looked online for help and changed
the Log On setting to local system account and allow service to interact with desktop, but no change. It was on This account before.

I've disabled Hyper-V in services and made sure it isn't running but Intel Turbo Boost still doesn't start up.

Can anyone help?

Much appreciated...

EDIT:

After disabling Hyper-V in windows features and then restarting, Turbo Boost works again!

Is there any reason they can't work together?

 

Intel Turbo Boost stays on after startup on the desktop

Hi MC

You just disabled it. I have four apps that I have programmed into my Turbo Boost.

The Turbo Boost actually works well. The apps I have programmed into it run faster because of the Turbo Boost.

Because you disable it I don't think I could manually start it to run my apps. It is past 3 AM and I'm too tired to try.

And if I could manually start it I would be staring at the Turbo App until I manually click the close button. That is why we are all here to stop having to click on the close button either right after your PC starts up or if you can manually start it if
as in your case you have disabled it.

What we need is a smart Intel Guy to figure out how the Windows 10 Fall Creator's update is fouling up Intel's Turbo Boost app.