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• What is the link state Power Management under PCI Express power management Options list

  What is link State Power Management under PCI Express power management Options list.

  What is link State Power Management under PCI Express power management Options list.

  Hello

  The PCI Express Link State Power Management option is part of the PCI-E specification and is working with the State active power management (ASPM) in Windows 7.

  It is a complex subject, but can be simply described as follows.

  There are 2 levels of power management in PCI Express options.

  The difference between these 2 options are the energy savings compared to the latency (time to recover from sleep state).

  If you select the first option, moderate energy savings, energy savings are lower, but the time to recover from sleep state (latency) is much shorter.

  If you select Maximum energy savings, energy savings are more important, but the time to recover from sleep state (latency) is much longer.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you for using Windows 7

  Ronnie Vernon MVP

• Taskbar icon battery lack of power management options after upgrade to Windows 7

  Hello

  I just upgraded to Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit of Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit on my HP dv4t laptop.

  Under Vista, when I left click on the battery icon on the right side of the taskbar (next to the clock), I would see three power - recommended HP options, saving energy and high performance. It was excellent. Click on the stack, click the option to that I actually wanted.

  I have just upgraded to Windows 7. When I left click on the battery icon, I see only 2 power options - one that is currently active and HP recommended. That means whoever I want to never in the list. You see, I don't use never HP recommended, and if Power Saver is active, it is in the list... but if Power Saver is selected and I want to spend, which is why I must click the icon of the battery in the first place, it is because I want to choose something else than the day before.

  This suppression of the feature is frustrating. How can I get the three points to be in the list yet? If not, how can I remove HP recommended in the list?

  Thank you!
  Eric

  Ericpdx,

  It is a feature, which was invited in many forums in the days of Beta version. We didn't get no answer or how to reactivate. We thought, Windows 7 RC will come with this missing feature, but in any case it didn't.

  It was posted in a forum, a member who needed too (I don't know why). I agree that this is not a direct solution for the functionality you want. I just posted, if this can help you in any case.

  http://www.customizewindows.co.Nr/

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• USB mouse Power Management Option grayed out

  Hi, I have a USB mouse that is light and I noticed that when my computer shuts him still turns mouse, I found a setting in the property mouse on "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power", but it is greyed out and untickable. I found a windows 8.1 patch but it does not work on windows 7 (for me anyway). How can I activate this option?

  Hello Mini_Blobbs,

  Thank you for the update on the question and sorry for a delayed response.

  I suggest to update display drivers and drivers from the chipset manufacturer's Web site. If you can't find them thank you for giving us brand and model your computer.

  For now, you can try to update the drivers from the link provided below.

  Update drivers: recommended links

  Get back to us with the result and we will be happy to help you.

• Need of Windows Vista on Satellite M30X Toshiba power management tools

  Hi all

  recently switched to Windows Vista with my Satellite M30X.
  Unfortunately I can't manage my power options, because Windows doesn't let me do for the original use Toshiba machine tools to the place, but those with my laptop, I received are not compatible with Vista.
  There are no files available in this category on the download from Toshiba site.

  Do you have any ideas where to get these tools? Toshiba, or something different, but still compatible with Toshiba and Vista?
  Or at least how do to enable advanced power management options in Windows?

  Thank you very much for all the advice!
  Martin

  Hello

  Toshiba Power saver for Vista is not out for Satellite M30X, and it seems that you use clean Vista power options.
  But to be honest, clean Vista power options aren't bad and can be configured easily.

  Best regards

• Satellite A200 + Vista Ultimate - power management does not work

  No matter what I apply to the power management settings of the screen never goes and the PC never sleep or standby extended. Screen saver does not either - except once - yesterday, for the first time since I bought the PC in August. Has not yet done.

  I assumed that this is a bug in Vista. "Tech Guy" PC World (ha ha) cannot repair. Is it at the level of the BIOS or something else? Of course, there is an incompatibility between the OS and the hardware. Video chipset? If you choose a balanced power management, the screen slightly off if you take out the power cord, but that's all that happens. Power management is all set to default.

  It's exhausting, because whenever I want to leave the PC for a while, I have to put it to sleep manually.
  Anyone got any ideas?

  Thank you

  Peter

  Post edited by: admin

  Hello Peter

  First of all are the guys responsible for tech updates? They must offer that you support for the hardware you have and clarify also all problems, if you use a preinstalled recovery media.

  Upgrade is your decision, and it is possible that it may have some negative influence on the functionality of the OS. All this is quite complex. As you know Vista has own power management options. Toshiba install PVAT (ValueAddedPackage) and after doing this there are some additional settings.

  The question is: How did you get the OS upgrade? Did you do a clean install? Have you installed all the stuff from the download page of Toshiba including VAP?

  With other words: all the basic settings on energy consumption are defined in the BIOS. AFAIK in Vista is the management of clean energy implemented and Toshiba installed just a plugin. If these rudimentary BIOS settings are not changed, I guess everything works fine. Change the settings of the BIOS with an update, I can imagine that different settings will not work correctly.

  Hmm, that's really not easy to say what you can do. Maybe check for the last update of the BIOS and after doing that it is trying to put the clean install of Vista Ultimate. And, of course, you must install all the stuff from Toshiba following the document of instructions for installations.

• Card power management half wakes the computer to Windows 7 network

  I'm trying to implement the jobs of the company for wake on LAN and strange problems. I have two identical workstations except one is 32-bit and the other is 64-bit.

  Each is an identical model HP and have identical network interface cards with drivers identical version and date.

  Yet, the power management options are different, and the awakening of behavior is different as well.

  

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\ {4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318} \DeviceNumber

  The 32-bit computer, when PnPCapabilities. is the 280 value keeps the setting after reboot and load Windows.

  However, resetting back to 24 PnPCapabilities 64 bit machine or maintains 100 if set for it, but never loads Windows.

  Which means, the NIC wakes the computer, lights flash, screen flashes, but never actually loads Windows...

  Hello Russell,

  Thank you for your response.

  I appreciate your time.

  The question will be better suited to the audience of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet forums.

  TechNet Forum
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itpro

  Thank you

• "Power Manager has stopped working" on Win7 X120e

  Operating system: Win7 (mainly so far)

  BIOS version: 1.17

  Power man: 6.45

  When you click on the taskbar icon, Power Manager will not open, which gives "Power Manager has stopped working". This has been the case for quite a while and I have struggled to find someone with the same problem that could signal a problem.

  I tried to uninstall and install most of the versions of the Manager of power until later. I have the latest version of the BIOS of the machine and Win7 is the most up-to-date (except for the most recent updates).

  I would like to be able to handle the power supply via the Power Manager options. Any ideas?

  Thank you, very much appreciated.

  It turns out, after much more research, than the .net framework necessary updated. Windows Update sorts basically this - could do with some official documents on that?

  So a simple fix in the end.

• Satellite L650-I5310: Ubuntu power management can't see the battery option

  I installed ubuntu 10.04 version.
  On the power management, I don't see battery option.

  on the ac power and General option screen sees but can't see 'on battery '.
  I think that the battery is unable to detect.
  How can I solve this?

  also in the Panel, I see an indication of battery. from there, I couldn't get any information.
  I want to show the current battery level, loading or unloading. ?

  my system is L650-I5310

  Please help me.

  Hello

  Maybe your problem is related to the Ubuntu bug as described in the Ubuntu forum:
  https://bugs.Launchpad.NET/Ubuntu/+source/Gnome-Power-Manager/+bug/646405

  It seems so this isn't question for Toshiba laptop, so it looks like, you should visit the Linux forums for more information about this

• Satellite A30-404: how to change the options in the E-Power Manager

  Hello
  I have a laptop Toshiba A30-404. I would change my powermanagement in the control panel. If I open powermanagement I get the message; Close powermanagement and open E-power management to change your poweroptions.

  As soon as I move the cursor over the tabs of the powermanager, tabs fade and I can't change the options again. I read something about BIOS and ACPI. I would like to know how I can handle this problem?

  Is there something I can download from the internet to do this, perhaps?

  Thnx for your help!

  Welcome going

  Hello

  The Toshiba power saver is installed on almost all Toshiba laptops.
  If this application has been installed on the power management unit running Windows is disabled.
  In this case, you will need to use the Toshiba power saver to change power options.

• How to set up power for several management options hard drives individually

  original title: Power management for several hard drives

  Power management for hard drive in the control panel offer 1 framework that applies to all readers.

  1. assuming that all readers have disabled for inactivity. If one of the disks are requested locally or on the network, will be then just that turn a drive upward or all readers on the spin from the computer to the top?

  2. is it possible to manage power for readers options individually?

  3 - is the feature of power for hard disk management change between XP, Vista and 7?

  Thank you
  Anders MP.

  Hi amps2007,

  Windows XP, Vista and 7 do not support this feature.
  You have to look at 3rd party management of electricity in order to have the Player control you're wanting.
  I hope this helps.

• computer will be management option not Eve if power > 1 minute

  If the option to set power management standby after 1 minute of inactivity, it works; otherwise it is not - any ideas?

  Hello

  ·        Were you able to use watch on the system before with no problems? Since when are you facing this problem?

  ·        Remember to make changes to the system?

  Method 1:

  I suggest to update display drivers as well as drivers from the chipset on the system and check if the problem is resolved. See the article mentioned below.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

  Method 2:

  If you have set any screensaver then, it could be that the screen saver wakes up the system after 1 minute. I suggest to disable the screensaver on the system and check if the system is able to go in standby mode. Follow the steps mentioned below.

  a. press the right-click on your mouse when your desktop is visible. A menu will appear.

  b. click 'properties '.

  c. look at the tabs under the marked blue title bar "display properties". You should be able to see one marked "screen saver". Click the screen saver tab once. You should now see a small monitor.

  d. find the drop down next to the marked buttons 'Settings' and 'Preview '. Click on the arrow down on the right side of the menu drop down.

  e. look the list of available screensavers. The first menu is marked '(none) '. Click on this title. Once you have clicked on the title, the "Apply" button will become operational.

  f. click apply. Close the display properties window and the Control Panel window. You have now disabled successfully your screen saver.

  I suggest you follow the steps mentioned in the article below.

  How to solve the problems of hibernation and standby in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/907477

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
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• Canvio Connect II power management

  I have a Canvio Connect II 3 TB drive and I'm annoyed by the fact he's going into a deep sleep after a few minutes of inactivity, and it takes a lot to wake up to the top. This is my first Toshiba, all my other WD drives drive (Toshiba was the first to release a 3 TB portable 2.5 in car at a decent price), and I have never such a a problem with them, they all last much longer long to fall asleep and wake up much more quickly.

  Is it possible to change the settings of this player power management? Preferably something Toshiba itself? Everything I could find on the web are unacceptable "corrections" that writing something on the disc every 4 minutes so he wants to stay or things like that. I would like to have a proper fix. And nothing ever Toshiba, not even an acknowledgement of the problem, which they seem to continue for at least 5 years already.

  If this isn't the case, someone knows how can I contact Toshiba support by email? The only option I found on the Web from Toshiba sites is to contact by phone, there is no other methods (such as email or a contact form), which looks very suspicious. I have only seen this sort of behavior with fake Asian companies ' selling ' good products at half price, but actually take your money and disappear. All serious manufacturers should offer several contact options. Although I bought my drive from UK, I do not live in the United Kingdom, and I don't want to spend money on international calls with support from Toshiba to only be thrown from one person to another and probably never received real support.

  I am very unhappy with this situation, and if it is is not resolved, it will be the only player Toshiba I'll never own, I'll stick to what I know, works very well in the future.

  Hi, same problem here with my two hard Toshiba USB drives (Stor.e Canvio 3.5 "Desktop, 2 TB + 4 to). I searched all over the internet, came to exactly the same conclusion as you: many 'solutions' with third party software which works only during the session or on the same system, so the same problem could reappear as soon as you connect your HD to a different device, re-install the operating system or whatever. Here is a quote from another thread in this forum that says it all:

  Posted by amk316
  

  This is email support form

  ********
  Thank you for your recent inquiry to the subject of your hard drive Toshiba Canvio.

  We can confirm that there is no firmware downloads available for Toshiba external hard drives. (Energy saving) nature of use of the disc is because of the way it was built. Therefore, we can confirm that it is not editable.
  **********

  all better than toshiba support can solve this problem

  Post edited by: amk316

  Thus, it seems that Toshiba support won't help. I doubt that the problem is really "because of the way it was built', i.e.: caused by the material itself. or at least, I doubt that, even if that's the case, it can't be fixed by providing a new firmware. I guess that Toshiba DOES simply not invest time and money to solve the problem. Accordingly, like you, I never by a hard Toshiba will lead again if they don't change this attitude. Good luck anyway!

• Need a Windows XP Pro SP2 power management utility

  Hello, recently I lowered my (preinstalled) HP 6820 s Vista Home to XP Pro SP2, to learn that XP isn't this nice power management utility that offered three options, for example, energy saving, optimized Mode, High Performance. So I'm currently looking for other freeware that need solutions, as it appears, that there is no official management utility XP of HP. I missed something, is there an official utility for XP and if it is not all the utilities, someone know any (preferably freeware) solutions to create profiles of power?

  PS: How can I reduce brightness screen my laptop now? Unable to find the option anywhere...

  Thank you!

  Edit: ignore the share of PS, totally forgot the 'Fn' key on the keyboard

  Message edited by DragsterNFS on 12/25/2008 15:40

  OK, I found a solution as well, or even better:

  [b] Speedswitch XP [/ b]

  Freeware download here: http://www.diefer.de/speedswitchxp/

• Peak Power Manager

  Hello everyone, please :-)
  I have a problem installing the 'crest of power manager', after the start-up of the plant (start-> next) installation ends with the information windows, "not supported by this system", or something similar.
  What should I do? I don't think I'm the only one :-)
  Earn 8.1 pro 64 bit, HP Probook 640
  Thanks in advance

  I got the confirmation that this is for units manufactured only Japan. This won't work for all other devices manufactured in other countries. As this option is not supported by the hardware configuration of your system, it is not installed.

  Please ignore the installation of this software. Sorry for the confusion caused.