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Fix Processor performance boost Mode is Missing in Windows 11 / 10 - How To Enable This Option ✅

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Summary of the Subtitles (Tech Concepts / How-to Steps)

The video explains how to restore the missing “Processor Boost Mode” option in Windows 11/10, focusing on editing a registry value and then enabling the related processor power management setting.

Key Problem

  • Processor boost mode is missing from the system’s power/performance options.

Fix / Tutorial Steps

  1. Open Registry Editor as Administrator

    • Search for “regedit” in Windows Search.
    • Right-click Registry Editor → Run as administrator.
    • When prompted, click Yes.
    • Paste the registry path (from the video description) into the address bar at the top → press Enter.

  2. Modify a Specific Registry Value

    • Find “Attributes” in the list.
    • Double-click Attributes.
    • Change Value data to “2”.
    • Click OK to save.

  3. Restart Windows Explorer

    • Right-click the Windows Start button → open Task Manager.
    • Find Windows Explorer.
    • Right-click → Restart.

  4. Re-enable Processor Power Management in Control Panel

    • Open Control Panel.
    • Go to Hardware and Sound.
    • Under Power Options, choose Change plan settings.
    • Select Change advanced power settings.
    • Look for Processor power management and confirm it appears in the options.

Outcome / Intended Result

  • After these changes, the processor-related performance boost / power management controls should become available again.

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  • Video narrator / creator (only source mentioned; no specific person/channel name provided in the subtitles).

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