asus intel extreme tuning utility service

After a crash, go in to XTU, select the Profile you saved, and click Apply. If that doesn't work, you might try uninstalling the Asus supplied version, and install the one downloaded from Intel, currently 5.1.1.25Īlso note that if you crash, for any reason, Intel XTU will notice the crash, and not apply the profile you have selected at the next boot - in case it is a setting in XTU that is causing the crash.

Look on your Asus driver disk, way to the bottom of the software section for Turbo V. You could uninstall it completely, reboot, then install it again via Asus Install (not Asus Live Update - uninstall that as it can cause problems - bricking a laptop with a failed automatic BIOS update), and then see if that fresh uninstall/install fixes XTU behavior. tweaking settings using Intel Extreme Tuning Utility. That is not normal behavior, it almost sounds like there are 2 shortcuts, one for the installed app, and one for the installer - and you might be clicking a different one to get the different behavior? Getting pretty annoying.īudco2000, which version of XTU is installed, is it the one that came installed on the G751 originally? Double click, reinstalls, then wants a reboot. I would even probably recommend you to upgrade to w10 since I.

if you can, format to w7 ultimate or anything above home premium, you can access a lot of overclock/undervolt permissions and install drivers yourself much easier. After a reboot it works a couple times and then the process repeats. Yes, ditch the xtu it doesnt work beacuse bill gates wants to sell w10 and bribes intel. Every time I open the utility it reinstalls and wants a reboot.

Asus intel extreme tuning utility service