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@slikvik55 absolutely. Please check readme :) |
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Hi @seerge I always appreciate your fast support of this! I read the readme before but I'm still confused: I set Turbo in GHelper and it stays as Balanced in Windows? (In fact the Windows Power Mode doesn't change no matter what mode I set in GHelper). If that IS correct - that it always stays on Balanced - that isn't what I see from reading the readme. I read it as "each BIOS mode is paired with matching Windows Power Mode" reads like it will change the Windows mode to match. |
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@slikvik55 you are mixing power modes and power plans. In modern windows "power modes" have replaced legacy power plans (practically). They can be set under Windows Power plan stays "balanced" and this is as it should be. If you really want to override power plan with something custom or your own you can do that, but there is not much sense it it :) |
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Thank you!!! (I guess I'm just being very old and used to navigating to the same Power Mode area since Windows Vista!! 😂 ) |
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@slikvik55 you are mixing power modes and power plans.
In modern windows "power modes" have replaced legacy power plans (practically). They can be set under Windows
Settings-> Power & Batteryand G-Helper sets them.Power plan stays "balanced" and this is as it should be.
If you really want to override power plan with something custom or your own you can do that, but there is not much sense it it :)