Windows 10: I am using Windows 10 and power mode automatically setting to High performance in the next...

Hi, I am using windows 10. For every reboot, it sets to high performance. I tried creating custom plan to see if it stayed selected that option but no. It always selects high performance option. How to solve this? Thanks for answers

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High performance power mode

Hi Lexxye,

This is Wil, one of the independent advisor, an expert with Windows 10 and a fellow Windows 10 user like you. I understand your concern about High-performance power mode.

It is safe to use High-Performance mode on Windows 10. High-performance mode means that Windows 10 will optimize your computer to perform better but will use more energy. It doesn't mean that it will overwork your computer that will cause damage to your computer. The only thing that you would have to worry about High-performance is that it requires more energy which means that it will drain your battery faster if you are using a laptop and you are not connected to the AC power.

I hope the information I provided will help you. If you need further assistance please do reply back and I will respond as quickly as possible. Have a nice day.

Thanks,

Wilfred P.

Independent Advisor

 

Power Mode automatically keeps changing to "High Performance" in Windows 11

So about 2-3 weeks ago I updated to Windows 11 Insider Build 22622.436, and I guess ever since then, the computer randomly switches its power plan automatically to High-Performance Mode. Immediately, the display maxes out on brightness, and I can't revert the power plan via the settings app. The only way I can do it is by heading to the control panel and power options, where I'll have to change to balanced.

But the most annoying problem with this defect is that the laptop never goes into sleep mode, even when I close the lid or, click on "Sleep" in the power menu.

I have no idea if it has something to do with the Insider Build, or if it has something to do with my PC. Mine's a Lenovo Ideapad S145. I have tried the methods listed in the queries of other people who had similar problems, I've tried what I've read through other online forums, and I've even run the troubleshooters, but nothing seems to work here.

It'd be really helpful if someone can provide me with the necessary steps to troubleshoot this annoying problem.
Thank You.

 

High Performance Power Settings

Hi,

Somehow I have completely lost the "High Performance" setting in Control Panel > Power. As now I totally need to rebuild this (believe me, this needs redoing), can anyone please supply a list of all exact settings in "Change Advanced Power Settings".

Thank you,

DC