Keep Settings on Boot about g-helper HOT 6 CLOSED

@Kikimahe hello,

1. Your CPU boost is just a property in windows power plan. It should not reset on reboot. If it does - check if other apps are changing that.
2. Your GPU clock / memory offsets are being re-applied by G-Helper automatically on start every time (since you have ignored issue template template and didn't provide any logs i can't help further). Make sure that you don't have any other apps (including AC service) resetting your clocks afterwards.
3. If battery start charging when laptop is off - this is how your hardware works. AC can't set charge limits at all, it's done by MyASUS.
4. CPU boost differences

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Hi

1. Normally your battery does not charge when the PC is turned off or when it is asleep.
   But it charges some 0.x% after shutdown/startup or restarting the computer until windows and Ghelper are started to block battery charging.
   Observe your charging LED indicator :)

2. Look #492

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Great thanks for that @Kikimahe , Yes my LED indicator says its charging while asleep or off til it get to 100%. Usually with Armoury Crate it stops at 60% or whatever is set in Armoury.

2. Thanks a bunch! Still unsure what 'Aggressive Guaranteed' means though, do you know? I would have a hunch and say it tries to keep boost at the expense of heat/power consumption.

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With MyAsus its not able to run when the services are turned off in G-Helper correct? So how can I use the charge limit in Asus while running G-Helper?

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@Kikimahe correct, it's "Asus Optimization Service" that specifically responsible for setting a charge limit for MyASUS.

G-Helper by itself doesn't need it and sets a limit by itself.

Both Asus and G-Helper set charge limit in exactly same way (you just set desired % limit and that's it), so it shouldn't be any difference. G-Helper would re-apply limit every time it starts or wakes up.

You can even set a limit directly in powershell as admin (where 80 is desired limit):

(Get-WmiObject -Namespace Root/WMI -Class AsusAtkWmi_WMNB).DEVS(0x00120057, 80)

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Ah yes thank you, you are correct @seerge !

Excellent job on this software, thank you so much!

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