This article provides a step-by-step troubleshooting guide for resolving issues with Intel® Dynamic Tuning Technology (Intel® DTT) on supported Intel® platforms. It covers system requirement verification, BIOS and driver update procedures, enabling Intel® DTT through BIOS settings
Before troubleshooting, confirm that your system meets the following prerequisites:
Troubleshooting Steps:
Step 1: Verify System Requirements
Note: Intel® DTT support is determined by the system manufacturer. Some manufacturers may not enable or support Intel® DTT even on compatible hardware.
Step 2: Update Your BIOS to the Latest Version
An outdated BIOS can prevent Intel® DTT from functioning correctly or being detected by the operating system.
Note: Contact your system manufacturer directly if you need assistance locating or installing the BIOS update. Do not use third-party BIOS update tools.
Step 3: Update the Intel® DTT Driver
The Intel® Dynamic Tuning Technology driver must be current for the technology to function properly on your system.
Note: Intel® recommends downloading the Intel® DTT driver directly from your system manufacturer's website rather than from a generic source, as manufacturers may provide customized versions optimized for your specific platform. If the driver is not listed, contact your system manufacturer for further guidance.
Step 4: Enable Intel® DTT in BIOS
Intel® Dynamic Tuning Technology must be enabled in your system's BIOS settings to operate correctly. If this setting is disabled, Intel® DTT will not function regardless of driver installation.
Note: BIOS layouts and menu names vary by system manufacturer and model. If you are unable to locate the Intel® DTT setting, contact your system manufacturer for assistance.