Yes, friends, the only reason your power plan changes on its own is if you use MSI Center or Dragon Center's User Scenario or a similar program that you have installed.
You can delete this plugin after entering the User Scenario section and activating the Game Boast section from the options section of the default settings and restarting our computer.
I don't think this add-on is really necessary for new generation computers.
After activating Game Boast from Bios, our processor will have reached the maximum power it can use.
You can click the link below for the video explanation.
Windows Power Plan changes automatically
You can delete this plugin after entering the User Scenario section and activating the Game Boast section from the options section of the default settings and restarting our computer.
I don't think this add-on is really necessary for new generation computers.
After activating Game Boast from Bios, our processor will have reached the maximum power it can use.
You can click the link below for the video explanation.
Windows Power Plan changes automatically