Overclock a i5-4670K on a B85M-E45 does not work

Hi
I have a MB, B85M-E45 with an i5-4670K which i cant OC. In bios setup i cant evan set it from deafault. Feels like it wont recognize that the CPU is a "K" version. When trying to use OC Genie the computer won't start right. The solution then is to reset the bios and then it works but not OC.
Is it a Bios issue or what?

Bxx board are not able to OVERCLOCK
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i did the exact same settings at this post because we've got the same mobo and cpu
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162043.msg1214008#msg1214008
i see 4.4ghz in bios but i have problem in windows. when windows loads i run cpu-z quickly. i saw the 4.4ghz with "4400.00Mhz , x44, 100bus speed" but when windows loads all my startup programs than goes into idle mode my problem starts. i stress the cpu with aida64 or intel burn test my cpu stuck at max 3.4ghz which is stock speed for my cpu. i cant pass 3.4ghz.
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