How to set computer to change computer theme on battery?


  1. ajnineinchnails
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    How to set computer to change computer theme on battery?


    I have a program I use to switch power plans when I unplug my computer to power saver but I'm having trouble finding a way to have my computer also switch to the classic theme automatically. Any Ideas?
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  4. karlsnooks
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    ajalvarez90 said:
    I have a program I use to switch power plans when I unplug my computer to power saver but I'm having trouble finding a way to have my computer also switch to the classic theme automatically. Any Ideas?
    Would you be satisfied if simply the slide show is paused when on battery?
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