February 12, 201016 yr Start and enter into search box 'power setting' choose 'Change Power-Saving Settings'. What does it show under the label 'Preferred Plans'? High performance radio button hopefully.
February 13, 201016 yr Start and enter into search box 'power setting' choose 'Change Power-Saving Settings'. What does it show under the label 'Preferred Plans'? High performance radio button hopefully.Mine is set to balanced and tried to change to high performance but it wouldn't change. I am the administrator and only user of my system. Strange. Thanks for the info though!Best regards,Jim
February 13, 201016 yr Author Mine is set to balanced and tried to change to high performance but it wouldn't change. I am the administrator and only user of my system. Strange. Thanks for the info though!Best regards,JimI wonder if it's because you have the Premium Home Edition version; where i have the Professional version.
February 13, 201016 yr Just out of curiosity, do you see the High Performance Plan on the Power Option Screen with a radio button next to it? If not, you may have to click the arrow where it says "Show Additional Plans". You should see High Performance and you can select it from there. This link helped me in case you need it:Windows 7 Power OptionsRegards,Miro Amir Khouzam
February 14, 201016 yr Just out of curiosity, do you see the High Performance Plan on the Power Option Screen with a radio button next to it? If not, you may have to click the arrow where it says "Show Additional Plans". You should see High Performance and you can select it from there. This link helped me in case you need it:Windows 7 Power OptionsRegards,MiroYes, one should press the arrow when using the Home edition and then select the High Pedrformance option.Menno Menno i7-11700, 16GB, 1 TB SSD, 2 TB HDD, RTX 3070, Windows 11, MSFS 2020 DeLuxe, P3D 4.5
February 15, 201016 yr Just out of curiosity, do you see the High Performance Plan on the Power Option Screen with a radio button next to it? If not, you may have to click the arrow where it says "Show Additional Plans". You should see High Performance and you can select it from there. This link helped me in case you need it:Windows 7 Power OptionsRegards,MiroThanks! I now have High Performance working. Best regards,Jim
February 23, 201016 yr What exactly does one gain from this setting using a desktop? It looks like the setting is designed for notebook computers.
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