Turbo Boost Problem on Batteries in 4530s Probook

Hi Friends!
Please Some one help me , I have 4530s probook (LJ518UT) laptop Core i5 2450M. My Problem is turbo boost not working on batteries , But its Completly Working When i connect my Charger, Please Solved this Problem. My Laptop Bios Version is f.30 Updated 27 dec 2012. My Operating System is Windows 7 Home Premium. Please Reply me Urgently guys & Solve that problem.... Thanks in Advance.

Your notebook is an Enterprise/Business model. I would recommend posting this in the HP Enterprise Support Forums for better coverage.
You can access the enterprise support forums at the following link.
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/
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Hi,
To answer your last question first, the Turbo Boost Technology Driver is only intended for processors with an integrated GPU - the i7-720QM does not have this.
More difficult is why you observe no Turbo Boost on AC Power.
Try the following.
Shut down the notebook. Tap away at f10 as soon as you start the notebook to enter the bios menu. Press f5 to load the defaults ( this is sometimes f9, but the menu at the bottom will show the correct key ), use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and hit enter. Press f10 to save the setting and again use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and hit enter.
When windows has reloaded, download and install the Turbo Boost Technology Monitor from Intel on the following link and see what this shows.
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hello every body,
I have a strange problem, while i am working on battery processor can boost up to 2.6 but when i connect it to the Ac adpater charger, no boost is there?!!!!
Checked through internet and did the following:-
1-update the bios.
2-check power option and use the same settings as in battery mode.
3-observe processor temperature through CPUID HWmonitor, it's almost 65 lower than 67 in the battery case.
4-searched allover the whole internet google .. yahooo ...
TIll the moment no solution, could you please help me ?
Thank you for your time ans i hope to receive solutions soon ..
Thanks in advance ;-)

Have you made sure you are using the high performance profile? Here is where you can check:
Double check you performance profile and make sure its on HIgh Performance. Also download CPU-Z to monitor your CPU speed. Im unsure if the turbo boost applies to all the cores of the processor. CPU-Z will give you a better idea of whats going on.
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dmarinov,
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