Windows 10: Cyberlink Powerdirector 15 keeps changing my power plan settings

As the title says when ever i use Cyberlink Powerdirector 15 as soon as i click the x to exit program it resets my power scheme changing screen timeout and changing my ssd idle time to 0 if i wanted it to be 0 i would set it my self, how do i prevent PWD15 from doing what i consider an illegal action i mean what Brainiac at Cyberlink Development came up with the idea that changing my plan settings when the program quits will make it work much better i use dual screen and find the screen timeout darn annoying do i really need to "hack" my reg to make it stick or use the gpedit.msc to prevent changes i really have a hard time accepting that as a solution Cyberlinks response so far ................. 1 year later upgrade to the new PWD 17 and see all the improvements me made and it not even a joke that is how they do it.
ill provide a log file
hmm when i went to copy the error i noticed 2 new resets but this time from 2 MS programs for 3 months now all i have seen in the event viewer was this
Process C:\Program Files\CyberLink\PowerDirector15\PDR.exe (process ID:1736) reset policy scheme from {4cbed35f-1391-4afc-97bc-0c375ebf2220} to {4cbed35f-1391-4afc-97bc-0c375ebf2220}

i give up

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Win 10 update ruins Power Director 12

Ken

CyberLink PowerDirector 14:

CyberLink PowerDirector

PowerDirector 14 System Requirements:

http://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdirector-ultra/spec_en_GB.html?&r=1

Operating System

• Microsoft Windows 10, 8/8.1, 7, Vista (SP2)

 

Power Plan keeps changing on Windows Update

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Ber? Sincerely Derek Allen