XTU - Run on Startup?

[CPasc8]

First of all , XTU is a godsend for laptop owners.

I'm currently running XTU on task scheduler as an alternative for running it on startup (because sometimes the settings are lost without crashing, which I am unable to faithfully replicate , but that is a complicated bugfix , and also I'm unable to create a profile , only default is available)

It runs but on maximized window setting , I was hoping that maybe someone knows a parameter to add to run it on startup and minimized (on tray) or if a feature is coming , I think implementing this natively will greatly benefit Intel Product owners across the globe.

Thanks so much Intel!

[AlHill]

What is your processor model number?

Doc

[CPasc8]

First , thank you for taking a part of your time on responding to my question.

I can't see how the processor's model # would come into play into this as this is (almost a) feature request on an Intel Software.

My laptop's processor is a i5-8300H

Pardon , what is Doc ? Is that your signature ?

Are you a Intel Staff on a Customer Account ?

Please forgive me with my questions

[AlHill]

It is important because XTU is only for X and K processors. Your processor is not supported by XTU.

"Doc" is my signature. And, I have the word "(Customer)" next to my name, just like you.

Like the header on the home page says "This is a community forum where members can ask and answer questions about Intel products."

Doc

[CPasc8]

> "Doc" is my signature. And, I have the word "(Customer)" next to my name, just like you.

> Like the header on the home page says "This is a community forum where members can ask and answer questions about Intel products."

Understood, Thanks for your response!

Just to be clear , I am not specifically seeking help from a staff member. Any help is appreciated. I was just curious because I saw your profile and you had been an enormous help to the members. And I was curious if you were an Intel Staff on a customer account.

I asked about "doc" because I couldn't discern if it was your signature or a codeword for something that I need to search.

Also please forgive my broken english if it comes off rude.

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> It is important because XTU is only for X and K processors. Your processor is not supported by XTU.

Now I'm scratching my head real hard.

I used XTU to undervolt my cpu and I'm getting minus 10-15 degrees off during stress tests and use (@ -0.160v).

If this is the case I might need to switch to ThrottleStop.

[Esteban_C_Intel]

Hello CPasc8,

I was checking your case, and I would like to know if you need further assistance? 

Regards,

Esteban Ch.

Intel Customer Support Technician

A Contingent Worker at Intel

[CPasc8]

Yes please , is there a way we could add it on startup (without adding it to task scheduler) and hopefully automatically minimized to tray?

[Esteban_C_Intel · Accepted solution]

Hello CPasc8,

Thank you for your response, 

I would like to inform you that our Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel® XTU) does not have the capability/feature of automatically startup (unless you use the shell:startup feature of Windows*). I think it is also worth mentioning that the Intel® XTU has not been designed for locked processors (no K or X).

Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.  

Let me know if you have any additional inquiry or request.

Regards, 

Esteban Ch. 

Intel Customer Support Technician

A Contingent Worker at Intel

[LPinh1]

Is possible add support to open XTU minimized?

[CPasc8]

Apparently you can't , specially if you are running it to undervolt an unsupported processor

[LPinh1]

My cpu is 7700hq Em sex, 4 de out de 2019 09:33, Intel Forums <supportreplies@intel.com> escreveu:

[AlHill]

You have an H processor. XTU is only for K and X processors.

Doc