advanced power options and csenabled

Anonymous
2020-11-03T11:21:15+00:00

Hi

Advanced power options went missing after the last update. No processor options, usb, gpu power, etc. The usual fix of CSEnabled in regedit is no longer there. The fan speed is out of control even with the slider bar set to better battery. Any help would be appreciated.  thanks

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Anonymous
2021-08-25T15:45:27+00:00

Hi All,

I too was fed up with this issue getting nowhere online.

I created a short script that will change req items to allow for advanced options to be displayed.

$sting77 = "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\PowerSettings"<br><br>$querylist =  reg query $sting77<br><br>foreach ($regfolder in $querylist){<br><br>    <br><br>    $active = $regfolder -replace "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" , "HKLM:"<br><br>    <br><br>    Get-ItemProperty -Path $active<br><br>    Set-ItemProperty -Path "$active" -Name "Attributes" -Value '2'<br><br>    <br><br>    }

Run this in an Elevated Powershell ISE and it should fix it straight away as mine are now showing:

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  1. Anonymous
    2021-02-04T00:38:53+00:00

    This looks great, but I didn't quite follow all the details. Is there a more detailed explanation available?

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  2. Anonymous
    2021-02-01T09:44:29+00:00

    100% agree. Microsoft should admit it's mistake and restore the power options we rely on to optimise control of our machines whether that's for music (in my case), gaming or video. A frankly ridiculous decision that's caused a lot of people grief. FIX IT!

    Here the only working method for Windows 10 without CsEnabled to restore all the power plans and power settings: DOWNLOAD

    There 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 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 for 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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  3. Anonymous
    2020-12-13T23:35:58+00:00

    100% agree. Microsoft should admit it's mistake and restore the power options we rely on to optimise control of our machines whether that's for music (in my case), gaming or video. A frankly ridiculous decision that's caused a lot of people grief. FIX IT!

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-12-01T06:47:04+00:00

    I suffer from the same cause but in a different way: I have this brand new HP Envy 17 (cg1019no) and Windows build 20H2. Without the advanced power settings avaliable I can no longer set the computer in passive cooling mode, turning the CPU/GPU fans off or at the lowest (compensated by the load on the CPUs/GPUs being lowered). The consequence of this is that suddenly the fans might spinn up causing noise. As I like to work from libraries and other quiet public places (when the pandemic allows it) I simply have to force off the computer when that happens, or run off with it in shame. I want to be able to trust my computer to stay quiet when I chose to). The fairly new Battery Slider is perhaps nice for the novices but I find it way too blunt to be useful. So do please bring back the advanced power settings.

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