Emergency shut down during Gaming Mode

[thiseternalmorn]

I was using Game Booster's gaming mode when my laptop froze, causing me to shut it down directly (taking out battery and ac adapter). When I turned the laptop back on, the processes shut down by Game Booster were still shut down, though many of them are vital to my system's start up. How do I fix this?

 

Turning Gaming Mode on and off does not work.

[enoskype]

I was using Game Booster's gaming mode when my laptop froze, causing me to shut it down directly (taking out battery and ac adapter). When I turned the laptop back on, the processes shut down by Game Booster were still shut down, though many of them are vital to my system's start up. How do I fix this?

 

Turning Gaming Mode on and off does not work.

 

Hi thiseternalmorn,

 

Try to use Switching to Gaming Mode in Game Booster, and try again Turbo Boost ON-OFF in ASC.

 

Please give us feedback.

 

Cheers.

[thiseternalmorn]

I'm somewhat confused. My Game Booster is extremely simple, with just a large "Switch To Gaming Mode!" button in the middle. How do I configure it to Turbo Boost?

[masterblaster]

That's it. You can go to "Configure" and additional services will be there as well.

Check or uncheck to configure. Push and go.

[thiseternalmorn]

There was no difference, my processes are still cut down to only:

explorer.exe

unsecapp.exe

wuauclt.exe

and firefox, etc.

[masterblaster]

There was no difference, my processes are still cut down to only:

explorer.exe

unsecapp.exe

wuauclt.exe

and firefox, etc.

 

I don't understand your comment.

[thiseternalmorn]

I guess I was being unclear. My basic problem is that all of my regular startup processes (was originally nearly 40) was cut down to 4 basic processes, with the addition of firefox because gamebooster was still running while my computer was shut down in an unorthodox manner. I was wondering how to get all my original processes running again.

[masterblaster]

If you reboot, you should be back to normal. Nothing that Game Booster does is permanent.

[itobe]

If you reboot, you should be back to normal. Nothing that Game Booster is permanent.

 

Dear thiseternalmorn,

 

We think masterblaster is right. All Game Booster do when switch to Gaming Mode is temporary and everything will back to normal even you restart your computer without switch back to normal mode.

 

Maybe this issue is caused by unconventional shutdown.

Would you please try to restore to previous system restore point if possible.

 

On the other hand, it also can be some strange bug of Game Booster.

Please kindly provide us more details Info (Your OS, List of regular startup processes etc.) for further investigation.

We will try our best to settle the problem.

 

Thank you in advance.

[thiseternalmorn]

The problem actually was an unconventional shutdown. The restore worked however.

 

I run Vista Home Premium edition 64bit.

4 gig ram, Intel C2Duo 2Ghz for basic information.