power schemes
susuandme
Member Posts: 136
can someone tell me how to reset my Power schemes back to their
default. I've changed them and there is no button to set them
back to their default.
I will need to study these for the test, and they are now changed especially
the "max Power scheme" and "portable/laptop" scheme. these
have been changed by me.
I cannot find a link on google to see all the default power schemes,
I want to verify all of them if possible. thanks riic
default. I've changed them and there is no button to set them
back to their default.
I will need to study these for the test, and they are now changed especially
the "max Power scheme" and "portable/laptop" scheme. these
have been changed by me.
I cannot find a link on google to see all the default power schemes,
I want to verify all of them if possible. thanks riic
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skrpune Member Posts: 1,409what OS are you running??Currently Studying For: Nothing (cert-wise, anyway)
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susuandme Member Posts: 136I am running windows xp professional
is there a way to set all the power schemes back to their "default" without using
the registry. If not can you give me a link to the power schemes,
I can just change them all back "manually" to their default settings.
thankyou Rick -
HeroPsycho Inactive Imported Users Posts: 1,940Registry would be the only way I know how to do it.
If you want the defaults, why not build a VM and manually set them back the way they are in the fresh VM?Good luck to all! -
susuandme Member Posts: 136I still can't find the default Power Scheme original settings.
I need them for the test especially:
Home Office Power Scheme Default Setting
Portable Laptop Power Scheme Setting
I have changed mine, and I had a few questions about how many
minutes before the monitor and hadrive go off when plugged in
on these settings, can someone help please. thankyou. -
skrpune Member Posts: 1,409have you tried the fixes in this Microsoft help article?
I haven't tried it myself, but I googled "xp power schemes missing" and found the link in this thread, and a poster there reported that method #1 worked.
By the way, how did you go about changing the power settings/schemes in the first place? If the two fixes in the MS article don't work, it may be easier to figure out how to fix it knowing how you changed them & what the last thing you did was before they went missing.Currently Studying For: Nothing (cert-wise, anyway)
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susuandme Member Posts: 136tHANKS ALOT
method 1 worked for me, even tested it by changing it several times, it reverted back to default each time