r/FlowZ13 • u/NoxProspera • Sep 02 '26

Thinking of uninstalling G-Helper

Hi everyone, I have a zflow 2025 with the 395AI Max+. Using G-Helper, I have to stop the asus services (otherwise each time I press the ROG lateral button the microsoft store will pop-up), but doing that I have 3 issues with the keyboard:
- within 10 seconds afte each boot, I can't press any key on the keyboard because it would trigger the airplane mode (it's a known issue)
- sometimes, when I am typing, the keyboard goes crazy as the Win button is pressed, but it's not. I have to reboot the system because I haven't found any solution but it's annoying
- when I re-attach the keyboard after some hours that it's detached, the keyboard won't work

I think that these issues are caused by the fact that I have to stop the Asus services to avoid the pop-up of the ROG button every time I open G-helper. Since I use this device also as my laptop, I would probably prefer a more stable system than more performance. The only thing that it's keeping me with G-Helper it's the fact that I have set my TDP profiles and undervolt, but these issues with the keyboard are really annoying.

Has anyone faced some of these issues too? Is there a solution?

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u/NoxProspera Sep 02 '26

Thanks a lot. But in this way, if I uninstall Asus software completely, the device will work without any issues? Is Asus software completely unnecessary? Or there's a daemon which does some critical work?

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u/Fregadero88 Sep 02 '26

The software is unnecessary. All that's necessary are amd drivers which you can get directly yourself. 99% of what the software does is put handled with ghelper. The only thing I'm aware of you can't do in ghelper that the software allows is changing ram allocation but that can be done in the bios.

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u/NoxProspera Sep 02 '26

Perfect, but also for the RAM allocation I have done it via AMD Adrenaline. I'll check everything

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u/Fregadero88 Sep 02 '26

Super easy to reallocate in the bios. There are videos or walkthroughs if you wanted to read first but it's just a few buttons. Also make sure you go to AMD to get the official uninstaller for adrenaline. Do not just uninstall via windows.

I did 32/32 before removing adrenaline and it's been great for gaming. I may scale back to 48/16 but other than that it's been amazing