Again it is a non-consumer option and should be left as is.
It is a developer option where to debug Kernel, debugging tools are connected to the OS. You may need a bootable USB device to get into the Advanced Boot configuration. If you have checked PCI Lock, and are getting a BSOD, make sure to boot into safe mode, and then disable the PCI lock using msconfig. Windows can take this over, but we haven’t head about except that when checked, it results in a BSOD. In earlier days, it was useful as Windows used to take this over.įrom what I have seen in forums, it is best to keep it unchecked, unless you are having issues with connected hardware. The BIOS or OS can determine the resource requirement and automatically assign it, so there is no conflict. PCI is a hardware bus to add components to a computer. Now let’s take a look at the other sections: PCI Lock While I am not sure why these settings are there, but I am guessing it helps developers to figure out how their application performs under low hardware configuration without changing the actual hardware configuration. I am sure you will experience a slower performance compared to what you had when computer boots under default configuration. Reboot, and then check how many processors, and amount of memory is available for the OS. The maximum figure you see will be the same as what you saw in the Task Manager. Switch to Boot section, and click on the Advanced options buttonĬheck the number of processors box and select anything less than the maximum available in the dropdown. Now, type MSCONFIG in the Run prompt, and press the Enter key. Take a note of the number of CPU cores and memory. Open Task Manager and switch to the Performance tab.
We strongly urge you to keep these settings at their default values and not change them. However, the confusion occurs when the end-user finds this option. The advanced boot section of System Configuration Utility or MSCONFIG is built for troubleshooting. There is one thing you need to understand clearly. In this post, we will get into details about these Boot Advanced Options in MSCONFIG in Windows 11/10. Keep in mind that these options are last-resort choices to diagnose your systems for advanced users. This section gives you access to configure options such as the number of processors, the amount of memory, debug, and Global Debug settings. Under the boot section, there is an Advanced Options button. MSConfig or System Configuration Utility is an inbuilt tool in Windows that allows you to manage startup items, boot options, Services & boot in Safe Mode, etc.
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