Windows 10: Processor Performance Boost Mode registry key?

Hi,I frequently switch between the processor performance boost mode options. I want to make it easier by making a bat file to change the registry key. But the problem is, I don't where is the value to change. Can you help me?

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How to stop windows from changing process performance boost setting automatically?

Hi,

R. Cord here, Independent Expert. Hope you are doing well.

To prevent Windows from automatically changing your processor performance boost setting, you can try the following steps:

Open the "Power Options" settings by right-clicking on the battery icon in the taskbar and selecting "Power Options" or by typing "power options" into the Start menu search bar.

Click on "Change plan settings" for the power plan that you are currently using.

Click on "Change advanced power settings."

Scroll down to the "Processor power management" section and expand it.

Expand the "Maximum processor state" option and make sure that it is set to 100%. This will ensure that your processor is always running at maximum performance and not being limited by any power-saving settings.

Check if there is any option for "Processor performance boost mode" or "Processor performance boost policy" and set it to "Disabled."

Click "Apply" and "OK" to save the changes.

If you have already disabled the processor performance boost mode in the registry, then step 6 might not be applicable to your case. However, it is still important to make sure that your processor is not being limited by any power-saving settings in the power plan.

Additionally, you can try disabling any automatic updates for your power plan settings by going to "Control Panel" > "System and Security" > "Power Options" > "Edit Plan Settings" > "Change advanced power settings" > "Change settings that are currently unavailable" and unchecking the "Allow wake timers" option. This may prevent Windows from automatically changing your power plan settings in the future.

King regards,

R. Cord

 

Is there requirements for performance boost mode in performance option

I have an i5 3470 and i stumbled upon some documentation of a hidden power setting called performance boost mode...has anyone tried this besides me? Its a pretty legit setting. When i was copying a 2gb file after setting the performance boost mode to aggressive my copying speed went up to 100mbps when before the modification i was topping out at 40mbps.

 

Is there requirements for performance boost mode in performance option

Are you on a laptop cause for me on a desktop all the power plans are set to aggressive?