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Troubleshooting
NOTE: This section is not related to G-Helper anyhow, but since people often come to this repository asking about general problems with their laptops I have listed the most frequent troubleshooting advice that I can give.
Click on windows tray icon (next to clock), set Energy Saver to OFF
Most of Asus laptops have an option to do a hard reset that can be handy sometimes. It doesn't touch your data, but resets all main hardware-related things (enables your dGPU, wakes up wifi/bt adapter if it has hanged for some reason, etc.).
- Turn OFF laptop
- Press and hold the "power" button for 30-40 seconds
- Then boot normally (it will take a bit longer to boot)
https://www.asus.com/support/faq/1050239/
This "driver" is needed for both G-Helper and Armoury to work. If it's installation is damaged by some reason, you can try to reinstall it.
- Open Windows Device Manager
- Right click on
System Devices->ASUS System Control Interface v3 - Click
Uninstall Deviceand checkAttempt to remove driver - Download latest Asus System Control Interface from Asus website, and install normally
https://www.asus.com/support/faq/1044851/
Copy and paste the command below into Windows Terminal or Powershell as Admininstrator. Avoid adding extra spaces in the end!
powercfg -restoredefaultschemes
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For AMD devices (including ones who use integrated graphics) you can use AMD official cleanup utility to completely uninstall existing drivers from safe mode. After that you can download and install latest official drivers from AMD website
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For NVidia / Intel devices you can use the Display Driver Uninstaller app to completely uninstall existing drivers. After that you can download and install latest official drivers from Nvidia website
Note
It's better to use DDU in windows safe mode, and disable windows Drive Encryption prior to rebooting into safe mode, to avoid resetting windows PIN_
This can help if NVidia GPU acts strange after going into sleep or waking up

Run following commands in Windows Terminal or Powershell as Admininstrator
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
sfc /scannow
If application refuses to run at all, it could be that you have corrupt WMI in Windows. You may do following steps in order to rebuild it.
- Click Start -> Type CMD -> Right click on CMD from the result -> Click Run as Administrator
- Type the command ‘net stop winmgmt’ and press enter
- Leave the command prompt open and click Start and type system32 -> Open the folder system32 from the result pane
- From the system32 folder open Wbem and look for the folder Repository
- Right click on Repository and click rename
- Change the folder name from Repository to Repository.old
- Switch back to command prompt and type net start winmgmt and hit enter to execute
- Close all the windows and reboot the computer and now try opening the system information