Windows 10: ThrottleStop Had The Audacity To Stop Working Re: Ver. Expired

When I booted up the other day I got the message that THIS version of Throttlestop has stopped working since it was out of date. Thanks for the heads up before shutting down : ) I only use Throttlestop to undervolt. Frankly it was not apparent to me how to "install" the new version without losing my settings but as it turns out I was led to a suggestion that informed me to just to replace the new .exe version in the same folder as the old one and that seemed to work.

If I am not mistaken one of the better go to guides on how to setup ThrottleStop is the one at NotebookCheck which is the one I used.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/How-to....213140.0.html

However that guide I suspect though I do not know is getting somewhat long in the tooth now that it is almost two years old and I was wondering if anyone knows of a more current guide commensurate with the new version that is out, ThrottleStop 8.70. TIA.

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ThrottleStop Ver. 830

Is it possible to keep using throttlestop version 830 and NOT ver 840? I keep getting an error saying ver 830 has expired and using ver 840 will NOT clock my 2670v3 dual xeon PC even close to where ver 830 let me>>>> HELP!!!!!! Thanks a million to anyone that can help me!!

someone?

 

ThrottleStop - The beta version has expired

The title says it all. I downloaded and installed throttleStop for the first time a couple months back. I did this to undervolt my Surface Pro 4 cpu (for lower temps & longer battery life). Since it was using an i5 skylake cpu I had to download the beta version that supports those CPU's.

That was ThrottleStop 8.10 Beta 2. Now today when ThrottleStop tried to start it said, "The beta version has expired". I went to download the latest version but it hasn't been updated in over half a year. It's still version 8.10 Beta 2. I still went ahead downloading it and opened it to see what would happen. The only thing that has change is that I get the prompt telling you that it's not ThrottleStop fault if you break your computer. After that you get the message, "The beta version has expired" again.

I don't want to change my system date to make ThrottleStop to work again. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

ThrottleStop - The beta version has expired

@unclewebb , I recently installed Throttlestop 8.40 since the previous version expired.
I only use it for Speed Shift, is the value "128" the default value on windows 10 with Speed Shift?
(I'm on Windows 8.1)

How do I prevent it from expiring again?
Or will Throttlestop constantly being updated and I just need to install the latest version every 6 months?

Edit: Where can I provide feedback in Throttlestop if you need it so it won't expire anymore?

Thanks for this software!