Windows 10: Intel turbo app will not respond

Asus Zenbook Flip 15 had windows 10 when I 1st started with computer. Install intel app 2.6.2 turbo app. and app did not work . When to upgrade to Windows11 and Intel turbo app worked for one day. Tried sfc /scannow and nothing . Then tried CHKDSK /R nothing .Check asus bios for a graphics configuration but theirs no VMD setup menu to disable. My question is why did Intel turbo act work right after windows 11 was installed then stop working the next day. Sure could use some advice?

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Intel Turbo Boost stays on after startup on the desktop

Hi Ann

I uninstalled, restarted, and then reinstalled the Intel Turbo Boost 3.0 app.

I restarted the PC and the app didn't "splash onto the screen and then disappear. It continued to display until I closed it.

After closing it the app was still enabled and running in the background.

I'm open to more suggestions.

Ted

 

Activating Intel Turbo Boost on demand possible ?

Hi,
Turbo boost 3 unless you add a app to it's list it will not work
Just use bios to do what you want to do your bios may have By core usage along with All core or maybe even By specific core
By core usage is best for what you want to do just enter the turbo frequency

TB-3 has security flaws unlikely to be fixed
Think a win-10 update kills tb-3 finally

remove Intel Turbo Boost 3.0...
Here's a proper way to disable the application (with device driver intact).
1. RIght-click on the tray icon, and disable it.
2. Open Task Scheduler and disable Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0

3. Open Command Prompt and type “sc config ITBMService start= disabled”
4. Reboot.
Now back into bios and disable EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep), and Enable SpeedSHIFT.
F10 to save and reboot.

 

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.