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Is a power managment driver needed for PC? and not laptops
Since I first bought Win 7 a few years ago along with my new PC, Windows Action Center prompts me with installing a power management driver. Isn't such a driver for laptops only? Why have it on a PC? If it is needed then the link it provides is for, "AMDCoolnQuiet_Utility_V21801_XPVistaWin7.zip" according to my understanding of this it's mainly if I want to install the CoolnQuiet utility which I do not seem to need, nor is recommended for my MB and more importantly it doesn't really seem to be power management anyways. Any suggestions? thanks.
---> Added changes the above: I researched it anew and it showed me that "Cool n Quiet" is for PCs. And once again I installed it to remind me why it didn't work last time. It installed correctly with no difficulties but once I opened it I got a window which said, "This CPU doesn't support Cool & Quiet function." Which now begs the questionS why is windows sending me to this link? Why does it install it then if my CPU can't support it? or stranger still, seeing that my CPU is "Intel Core i5 760" and it is supposed to be able to support it--even though the technology is by AMD (and not Intel). What do I do now? Overall I am confused here. If anyone can shed some light I would appreciate it.