Using those pieces of information, open a command prompt as an admin and enter your information for the location of the Extreme Tuning service.Locate XTU service at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Extreme Tuning Utility\XtuService.exe.Locate installutil.exe at C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v9\InstallUtil.exe.Then, follow the steps below to completely remove the Intel® XTU:
Search for Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility.Uninstall the Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility.Additionally, try completely uninstalling the Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel® XTU): In order to run the CPU on its default settings, please follow these recommendations and let us know about the outcome:ġ. Check with the motherboard's manufacturer (OEM) to set the BIOS settings to its default settings, this should help.Ģ. The XPG Xenia laptop listed in my sig is one of these (LAPQC71A), and I have it undervolted using this method.Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities. Intel did a similar thing when they included the ability to undervolt the Intel CPU (right from the UEFI setup) on their white-box laptop, also known as the Intel NUC 9 Extreme laptop kit (LAPQC71*). That tells you the system is not stable and you need to change the settings.Ī large voltage increase could cause permanent harm, but I doubt this program would permit that, since it is a utility written and distributed by Intel for use on their own products. Identifying and mitigating the instability is part of the process, and indeed the goal of stress testing is to get the system to crash or lock up, if it is possible. The worst you are likely to see with a program like this is instability, which is temporary (as soon as the settings go back to the stock settings, the instability will be gone also. You can make them persistent if you wish, but they can just as easily be backed out and things will return to the default settings. The changes one can make with the program are not permanent.
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