Accessing Power Supply options


  1. danjgerry
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    Accessing Power Supply options


    How do I access Power Supply options? Trying to follow new battery optimization procedures.
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  3. torchwood
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    Hi Gerry,
    Control panel >> power options, select
    I use High power, apart from the first set you see also click on advanced settings.

    Roy
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  4. danjgerry
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    Accessing Power Supply Options


    Thanks, Roy. Your directions helped me adjust my settings to let the battery fully discharge.
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