Power Plans are customizable settings that dictate how your computer uses power in different situations. These plans can be changed as per our needs allowing us to create a balance between the ...

Because of this issue, Windows 11/10 cannot save the power plan resulting in unusual sleep mode, brightness issues, etc. In most cases, it is changed to high performance. As a regular Windows 10 ...

If you aren’t satisfied with Windows 11’s performance on your slightly older hardware, there are a few tweaks to your system ...

The Ultimate Performance plan is available in Windows 10, but it seems to no longer be available in Windows 11. In that case, your best bet is creating a custom power plan with similar settings.

On Windows 11 (and 10), PowerCFG is a command-line tool that has been around for years, allowing you to manage various aspects of power plans (also known as power schemes). Using this tool ...

But that's not even the main problem. My concern with the current UI in Windows 11 is that you can no longer directly manage your power plan using a slider in the taskbar flyout. This, in my ...