My PC is connected to an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) with USB connection. And in Win 7/10 I had Power Profile set that if the electrical power went out and the system went on battery backup, that once it would get down to 10% it would put the system into Standby/Hibernate mode. But in Win11 I don't see any type of advanced power profiles like in Win 10. All I see is how long to keep the system on if it's using battery.
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2021-07-01T17:54:58+00:00 Can you submit feedback and share the link?
-Eddie
Hi Eddie.
Sorry you have lost me - share what link????? Do you have any idea how I can circumvent the annoying block of the TPM stopping me from downloading and installing win11?
When you file a problem report on the Feed Back Hub there is a share button that will create a link to copy and share where is needed.
Hi Eddie - reported it on FBH and shared too. Still annoyed I cant install though.