Windows 10: I don't have other options rather than "Balanced" Whenever i want to create a new power plan !

When i want to create a new "power plan" on the "power options" it doesn't give me other options like "High Performance" or "Ultimate Performance" as the other windows 10 users have. For me, it only gives me the "Balanced" option to create it image below :I hope you help me with this asap.My Device Info :- Windows 10 Pro 21H2 10.0.19044 Build 19044, 64bit.- Hp ProBook 650 g8.- i5-1135g7.

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Cannot change power plan from balanced

When I go into power via settings I only have the option of balanced and only option is to create a new plan

 

How to create a new power plan based on an existing custom (OEM) plan ?

Beside the usual, Windows default "Balanced" power plan, my new Dell laptop has a custom OEM power plan (named "Dell").

I'd like to create my own power plan, but Win10 only allows me to create one based on the Balanced one, not the OEM (Dell) one. I'd prefer to start from the Dell plan, because I would think it is best tuned for my system. Could there be special, hidden,
DELL-specific settings in the Dell plan ? How can I create a new plan based on the Dell plan ? Or am I just not missing any subtle Dell tuning by starting from the Balanced (Windows default) plan instead ?

 

Power Plan Stuck on Balanced + No Minidumps being created

Hi, many thanks for your response, I have run through all of the steps, other than 4. which is not possible since I am running a desktop.

No issues were found in the SFC Scan & DISM, and all that the troubleshooting and resetting to defaults did was lower the
Minimum Processor State and engage 'Moderate' link state PCIE power savings as they reset these to the defaults for the Balanced power plan - which I am still stuck on at the page shown in image.



Each time I select High Performance, the marker jumps back to Balanced. I was able to fix this by running the powercfg –restoredefaultschemes command suggested in

This Thread but each time I reboot the system, the problem returns.

Thanks in Advance.