CsEnabled not Available....

Anonymous
2020-08-16T14:03:43+00:00

Hi,

i think the latest update has removed the CsEnabled option and additional power plans aren't available...

plz help with it..

Thanks in advance....

Windows for home | Windows 10 | Sleep and Power on, off

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Anonymous
2021-01-31T20:18:38+00:00

This very thing happened to me exactly. If you read the entire thread apparently Microsoft did away with that.

MS PLEASE BRING BACK THE POWER OPTIONS my surface is useless now.

The CsEnabled not available anymore for windows 10 v2004 but you can still restore all the power plans and power settings: DOWNLOAD

There is no need to use a command prompt or registry editor and all you need to do is just click on the batch file then it is fixed.

POWER SCHEMES FOLDER:

Power Saver & High Performance ~ To import the original windows power plans.

Ultimate Performance ~ This power plan is only to be used on higher-end PCs.

Restore Profile ~ To clear and reset the original Windows Power Profile.

POWER SETTINGS FOLDER:

Default Enable ~ To automatically restore all windows standard power settings.

Advanced Enable ~ To automatically restore all windows expert power settings.

Settings Disable ~ To automatically remove all the windows power settings.

Troubleshooter ~ To fix problems with power settings and conserve battery life.

DEFAULT & ADVANCED OPTIONS:

To manually enable or disable your own power settings by clicking on the reg files.

DIAGNOSE TOOLS:

A collection of diagnostic windows system power tools for fault-finding the issues.

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  1. Anonymous
    2021-07-12T23:54:32+00:00

    After reading all this and trying other solutions elsewhere, here's what worked for me on my Dell Optiplex, quite a simple solution really

    Reboot and enter BIOS using appropriate F key, then navigate to BIOS setup, Power management, and then untick Block Sleep (S3 state), save and exit. Voila, CSEnabled and sleep function restored.

    I agree with our fellow @bellcrank.

    But what I analyze is the following for Dell G5 models...

    The option: "Block Sleep" on BIOS works ok unchecked until build 1909 of Windows 10, together with the alienware software, but from version 2004, the thermal functions crash without this option checked...
    I think the next bios update could come with this option checked by default.

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  2. Anonymous
    2021-07-01T13:17:07+00:00

    After reading all this and trying other solutions elsewhere, here's what worked for me on my Dell Optiplex, quite a simple solution really

    Reboot and enter BIOS using appropriate F key, then navigate to BIOS setup, Power management, and then untick Block Sleep (S3 state), save and exit. Voila, CSEnabled and sleep function restored.

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  3. Anonymous
    2021-05-22T14:43:22+00:00

    This does not work, can you please give us a another way to do it??

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  4. Anonymous
    2021-05-21T12:47:42+00:00

    If you are on an ASUS it might be different - I think this is an issue with Dell...

    As long as you have access to a high power or ultimate performance power plan you should be OK. I restored my system to the version of windows before the power plans were removed and have disabled Windows updates. That "solves" the problem...

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