Hi everyone,
I’ve been trying to disable the CLFC (Closed Loop Frequency Controller) by modifying the “RmCLFCDisable” DWORD in the registry. Unfortunately, this results in a BSOD, which I was later able to resolve. After loading the registry hive and deleting the “RmCLFCDisable” key, everything returned to normal.
While using Windows Performance Analyzer, I noticed that Windows queries the “RmCLFCDisable” value during boot. This indicates that the system is actively checking the value, which suggests it is being used by the GPU. However, when I modify the value, it triggers a BSOD, which doesn’t make sense to me. If the system is querying it, it seems logical that it should be in use, but modifying it causes a crash.
Could anyone clarify if disabling CLFC is possible, or if there’s something I need to do first to avoid the BSOD when CLFC is disabled? I fully understand the risks of modifying the registry and am taking responsibility for any potential issues.
Thanks in advance for your help!