Even if you're not using an ASUS motherboard, you can check if AI Charger is installed:
In an era where we rely heavily on mobile devices, waiting hours for a smartphone or tablet to charge from a computer USB port is a massive productivity killer. Standard motherboard USB ports typically cap their power output at a meager 0.5A to 0.9A. This results in agonizingly slow charging times, and some power-hungry tablets will not charge at all while the screen is on.
Windows 11 features a security setting called Memory Integrity that blocks unsigned or legacy drivers from hijacking system memory. This is the most common reason AI Charger fails. Open the Windows Start menu and type . Toggle the Memory Integrity switch to Off .
Check the box for and select Windows 10 or Windows 7 from the dropdown menu.
If you have a brand-new ASUS Z790 or B650E motherboard (2023+ models), AI Charger is often replaced by newer tech like USB-C PD (Power Delivery) or "ASUS USB Boost," which is natively supported in Windows 11.
Modern ASUS systems often use AI Suite 3 rather than the standalone AI Charger app 1.2.5. If you have a modern motherboard, AI Suite 3 is the preferred method for managing power and charging features. Alternatives for Fast Charging on Windows 11
You will find AI Charger support on:
ASUS AI Charger is a specialized driver-level utility designed to bypass standard USB power limitations. Most traditional USB 2.0 ports are capped at 500mA, which is often insufficient to charge high-power devices like iPads or large Android tablets, frequently resulting in a "Not Charging" message.
Ensure is enabled. The Verdict: Should You Use It on Windows 11?
Search for your specific motherboard model, or look up the standalone utility.
ASUS AI Charger on Windows 11: Boost Your USB Charging Speeds
It is not restricted to ASUS motherboards; it works on many PC motherboards, including older models 1.2.1.
