To disable overclocking, you typically need to access your computer's BiOS or UEFI settings during startup, usually by pressing a key like F2, Delete, or Esc. Once in the BiOS/UEFI, navigate to the CPU configuration or overclocking section and set the CPU multiplier or frequency back to its default value. Save the changes and exit the BiOS, and your system will boot with the default clock settings. Additionally, you can use software tools provided by your motherboard manufacturer to reset the overclock settings from within the operating system.
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