Power plan?


  1. Alexey2912
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    Power plan?


    Any changes you expert would recommend to the screenshots.

    Thanks.
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  3. DavidE
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    Here is a tutorial by Brink with this quote
    Make changes to the power plan settings below to suite your needs. (See screenshots below)
    Power Plan Settings - Change

    There are also many more tutorial links under Related Tutorials
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  4. Alexey2912
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    Thanks.
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  6. Alexey2912
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    No info about how to tweak battery settings?

    Thanks.
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  7. marsmimar
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    Do you have Dell Quickset on your laptop? It might have some battery tweaks.

    Your Dell Quickset Guide
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  8. Alexey2912
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    Thanks for posting the Dell quick set link.
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  10. marsmimar
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    Alexey2912 said:
    Thanks for posting the Dell quick set link.
    You're welcome. Hope it helps.
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