The computer won't start up in Windows because of Intel Performance Maximizer.
The computer won't start up in Windows because of Intel Performance Maximizer.
I just tried IPM for fun and it ran well without any problems. I then booted up XTU to see how many tests IPM runs, but now it's stuck in a loop. I can't get back into Windows even after stopping the tests. It looks like the software is looping on one specific test (5.1 GHz) every time. My system has: Intel Core i9-9700K, 4x 8GB DDR4 Kingston Fury RGB 2400MHz, ASUS Z370 Gaming X Ultimate motherboard, and an Kingston NVMe M.2 SSD A2000. Can anyone give me some advice that doesn't require wiping the drive?
So I didn't need to do anything fancy. I turned off a special setting in my computer's BIOS that was causing trouble. Now, if you start up your PC, it boots straight into Windows without any issues. It all went to plan.
Nevermind, just figured it out. Disabled the new boot option that the IPM creates in the bios and leave only the drive with windows and jt worked.