Windows 10: Missing Advanced Power Options

I have a new Asus Zenbook UX431 with W10x64. Stock install. Win Pro.

I only have 2 power plans:
-'Balanced'
-'Asus Recommended'

However, when I goto advanced power options, I only have 4 available settings: Background, Sleep, Display, and Battery (see pic)

I am missing all of the following:
Processor power management
-Min processor state
-Max processor state
-USB Selective Suspend
-Link Management
-Etc etc etc etc

If I create a new power plan, I still do not have any of the missing options!

I understand that W10 uses a 'power slider' and I understand that there are registry mods that can restore the missing power options 1 by 1 however I am looking for a solution that restores all of the available Advanced power options and if possible removes the power slider function.

:)

 

Power options missing High Performance option


Tutorial :
Create Custom Power Plan in Windows 10
Option Two

Unable to use command prompt power cfg /list

 

Power options missing High Performance option


The command should be: powercfg /list

Well, it looks like this below was reported to work, but it will remove "Sleep" with CsEnabled set to 0.

*Arrow Missing power options Solved - Windows 10 Forums

Leaving the slider at "Best Performance" would be the same as using High Performance though.

 

Laptop missing power option settings

Usually happens when the ahci drivers are not installed, especially if it is a older device. If this is the device you show in your profile and you did a Clean Install, check Device Manager for any missing drivers. Some Power Options are created by the OEM and are a part of the OS install that they have. I never go by what the mfg or Microsoft suggests for Power Options. I always create my own profiles.