You can choose one of four power slider modes:
Users will see the power slider appear only when they apply the Balanced power plan.Īfter the user changes to a Balanced performance plan, there is no way for them to go back to using the High Performance plan from the UI, although it is possible from the cmd line (via powercfg). These users will not see the slider UX, and they can still configure their power plans in the same way they could before upgrading. If a user upgrades from a version of Windows that does not support the slider, to a version that does, there will be no change to their High Performance, Power Saver, or "OEM Recommended" power plan. There is not an option for either users or OEMs to remove the slider UX.ĭevices that have the High Performance, Power Saver, or any “OEM Recommended” power plans will not be disturbed during the Windows upgrade process. The slider will appear on a device only when the Balanced power plan, or any plan that is derived from Balanced, is selected. It is not available on devices with ARM64 processors. The Windows power slider is available for AMD and Intel platforms running Windows 10, build 1709 and newer builds of Windows. This setting isn’t available on all Windows 10 PCs - it depends on your PC’s hardware and your PC manufacturer. This lets you determine what is important to you-getting the best battery life, best performance, or a balance between the two. You are able to customize the default slider mode for both AC and DC, and can also configure the power settings, and processor power management (PPM) options, that are engaged for each slider mode.Ĭhoose the power mode that works for you and what you want to do on your Windows 10 PC. As you switch between the four slider modes to trade performance for battery life (or vice versa), Windows power settings are engaged behind the scenes. The Windows performance power slider enables you to quickly and intelligently trade performance of your system for longer battery life.
How to Change Power Mode Level in Windows 10
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