Power Plan - Restore Default Settings

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  1. HoneycombAG
    Posts : 297
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1
       New #20

    OK, now I'm ticked. Infuriated, I say!

    I just now got an email back from Avast about this and they said, and I quote:
    This issue (Windows can't save some of your changes to this plan's power settings - Access is denied.) is not caused by avast! but by the absence of administration rights while making the changes.
    Which means, prior to installing avast, I will have to activate the built-in Administrator account.

    Unfortunately, the same thing happened there even in the built-in Administrator account:


    I give up! I sent out a support package to the avast! team.
    Last edited by HoneycombAG; 07 Nov 2013 at 18:16. Reason: Updated.
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