The overclocking tab in HP open gaming hub is missing

[Kremen]

Hi! Recently, the overclocking function on the HP Omen 25L disappeared why did this happen?

[itsmyname]

@Kremen -- did you update the BIOS?

Can you use the "System Restore" app within Windows to "time-warp" your computer back to a date/time when that tab was available?

[WAWood]

@Kremen 

You're free to run System Restore if you want -- but it is not, and never has been, a "time machine" equivalent and that has been well known for a long time.

What it does is overlay current system files and drivers with older ones that were saved at the time of the Restore point.

If a driver has become corrupted since then, this can be the quickest and easiest solution -- but this is third-party software (from HP) and that is not saved or restored as part of System Restore.

[itsmyname]

@WAWood --  it is not, and never has been, a "time machine" equivalent and that has been well known for a long time.

I disagree. Windows Update takes a "checkpoint" before applying each month's updates, and the "System Restore" built-in to Windows can restore your computer by using that checkpoint file. 

If you change a device-driver, it should trigger another "checkpoint" to be created, and System Restore can use that checkpoint to "time-warp" your computer to the status before the device-driver is installed.

Note that each "checkpoint" contains a copy of everything on your Windows Desktop -- user-created files & folders, too.  So, if you accidentally permanently delete a file (or a folder), System Restore can be your salvation.  But first, check your "Recycle Bin", if you did not "double-delete" (from the Desktop and from the Recycle Bin), to see if you can undo the "soft" delete.

Yes, if you want to protect what files/folders that you have in your "My Documents" folder, the Windows "System Restore" is NOT the software to use to achieve such protection.

[Kremen]

.@WAWood  What can be done then?

[Kremen]

.@Itsmyname thanks I'll try

[Prométhée]

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@Kremen 
I saw that you had another topic open for the same problem
It is therefore locked, better to continue on your first thread here
sorry for that, but it's for a better follow-up!
I guess if you created another thread it is that here nothing has helped
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[Kremen]

.@Prométhée  

Model number TPC-W058-mt

GT12-1001ur

[Kremen]

.@Prométhée  

Product No. 3Y4H8EA#ACB

[Prométhée]

sorry, @Kremen 

I'll leave it to @itsmyname   to answer, since he seemed to know a little more about the question.
I answered, just for you to give more information, which may help @itsmyname  to move forward!

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sorry @Kremen 
I have met several times @itsmyname   on other subjects, do not lose patience ...