Question MSI Afterburner not starting

[Andrea Gallio]

So I have a configuration on Msi afterburner, and I tried everything to start the PC and apply this configuration at the start of windows. No matter what I try, it just won't apply this config, it starts in default configuration without overclock. Any advice?

 

[Zerk2012]

So I have a configuration on Msi afterburner, and I tried everything to start the PC and apply this configuration at the start of windows. No matter what I try, it just won't apply this config, it starts in default configuration without overclock. Any advice?

They should be a box to check to make it active on boot.
Settings ( start with windows)
Might also be a apply settings at start

 

[Andrea Gallio]

There is not, I can't attach a photo to confirm

 

[Zerk2012]

There is not, I can't attach a photo to confirm

https://www.msi.com/support/technic..., navigate,fan settings upon computer startup.

 

[Andrea Gallio]

I have already enabled both "start with windows" and "minimize"

 

[Syntaximus]

Check Windows Startup Apps and make sure Afterburner is there / active.
If it is something just may have gone wrong with the install, and try it again.

 

[Andrea Gallio]

it is

 

[Syntaximus]

Ok, try uninstalling it and see if it works as it should on the new install.
I've had it glitch out once or twice in the past similarly and that did the trick.

 

[Andrea Gallio]

I already tried to

 

[Syntaximus]

Weird, well something is not happy with it and your current install of the OS.
Do you have any other monitoring apps that might conflict w it also starting with Windows maybe?

 

[Andrea Gallio]

No

 

[lolvatveo]

do you overclock nvidia?

 

[Andrea Gallio]

do you overclock nvidia?

yes

 

[lolvatveo]

which gpu you using? you can use nvidia inspector to overclock nvidia gpu core clock or shader clock, then right click "Overclocking" and choose option like Apply... Warrning: DO NOT TOUCH OVERCLOCK RAM function (GPU MEMORY) it will fry your gpu. and nvidia is easy corrupt if overclock gpu ram or benchmark long time make it hot above 85°C on win 10. On windows 10 it is actually something that can easily fry the nvidia gpu so be careful. On windows 7 no matter how I overclock, just turn off the computer or go into safe mode and delete the gpu overclocking settings and it will work again, but when overclocking fails or simply benchmarking on win 10, the gpu is at risk. The chance of permanent physical damage is very high. You can switch to win 7 to temporarily use nvidia if gpu fried after overclock on win 10 when your gpu is permanently unusable on win 10, it's like when you reinstall the entire win 10 and install the nvidia driver every time it will crash the entire pc.