strix x299 bios 3006

[EaglePC]

Hello fellows

I've got a relatively new build with an Asus x299 strix gaming -e motherboard, Intel I9-7900x, 32G ram, Windows 10 Pro 1909.

I updated the bios to 3006 this afternoon and now when it boots I get 'ITBM Driver Unavailable' error when I login.

I selected Intel Turbo Boost in the Bios but the error still comes up.and if i try to install the itbm software gives me my hardware does qualify to install this

went back to bios 2002 everything is good

Any thoughts?

Thanks.

[Hopper64]

I don’t know about your board, but you might try bios settings under advanced/CPU configuration/CPU Power management configuration. Check for MFC driver override under mode override. Not sure if this will help.

[tistou77]

Intel Turbo Boost has been removed (since 3006), that must be why you no longer have it

[EaglePC]

Intel Turbo Boost has been removed (since 3006), that must be why you no longer have it

thanks wish asus would of put that in there change log

[H-de]

Intel Turbo Boost 3.0 is not Removed but with new BIOS Version is Default Native now and not more Software ( Driver ) sided and you can't Change it anymore.

Start CMD as admin and enter

C:\Windows\system32>sc delete ITBMService

and remove that crap, was never working correctly anyway.

[bam33129]

Intel Turbo Boost has been removed (since 3006), that must be why you no longer have it

I am running into the same issue after flashing BIOS to 3006 on my ASUS TUF Mark 1 x299 MB. ITBT 3.0 driver error message, I can confirm that part is true. Can you post your source of your information regarding the removal of ITBT 3.0? I have searched all throughout ASUS support and Intel's website with no luck of finding any official statement regarding this. Thanks in advance.

[Alex6511]

Hey, I have a X299 Tuf Mark 2, but this will probably work for you because they use the same core bios AFAIK.

I tried a bunch of different stuff to get rid of this error while troubleshooting another problem and I could not for the life of me get this error to stop popping up.

Until, I solved my other issue, oddly enough.

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...ge5#post802526

After doing this, disabling the service in windows (Services.msc, then look in the intel section) and deleting the scheduled task in task scheduler, it no longer pops up.


I don't think I can remove it from my PC though, unfortunately, it just keeps telling me to reboot but when I do it's still there. I'll have to work out that next.