Go to Settings?

And tick both Startup

Another one would be under Profile(Main Tab)
Make sure current & startup is on Performance on Demand
Also untick Auto Adjust VID..

First off this thread is created to share on the undervolting experience of users in here.

Warning!~ Do not try if you're worried about things going wrong! I am not responsible!

Click! Me!The "Undervolting" Guide from NBR Forumer Click! Me!

Advantages(According to FlipFire,NBR,2008)
- Cooler CPU (5 to 20c cooler)
- More battery life (15-30mins more)
- Less Fan noise & activity
- Longer overall notebook life
- Eco-Friendly

Disadvantages/Risks:(According to FlipFire,NBR,2008)
- BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
****Only Risk so far noted, waiting for other forumers who UV their procs to share ****
I noticed some forumers here have already undervolted their processors. I hope you guys can share and help build up this thread.

Update!~
21/1/2010 - Poll Added!
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22/1/2010 - Hey undervolters i wan to make a list of ppl who did undervolting so please state your details like this:
LYN ID:
Notebook/Laptop Model:
Processor Model:[Model]@[Clockspeed], [FSB], [Cache], [Processor Technology (nm)]
Stable Undervolted Voltage:FID:      VID:
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Users who Undervolt their notebook/laptop processors:



LYN ID: bibbygirl
Laptop Model: dell 11z
Processor Model: Intel Pentium Processor SU4100 @1.2ghz, 800MHz FSB, 2mb L2 Cache, 45nm
Stable Undervolted Voltage:FID:6.0x VID: 0.9000v

woah.. thats a 15 degree C difference.. Great! and you get the benefits .. Hey stress test u ran for over 45 minutes no BSOD?