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• How to manage Windows Vista power management features

  Hi guys

  I searched a bit in the technical knowledge of the Toshiba and found a very interesting article on Windows Vista power management features.

  * [How to manage Windows Vista power management features | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD84026Q0000R01.htm] *.

  The fact is that you will not find one tool of Toshiba Power Saver on Vista as on Windows XP laptops and the parameters energy saver is a bit hidden in Vista power saving settings.

  But you can also control some options as a method of cooling or power saving Mode.

  I think that it could be interesting for some people here in the forum!

  Greetings to all!

  Thanks JayJay.

• I can not sincronize my Blackberry Desktop Manager with Windows Live. I get the message "unknown error reported" How turn off the connected BlackBerry smartphone advanced power management features

  I'm on resolution 5, I used four different resolutions and none of them work, and I do not understand how to apply the meanless 5. Resolution 5

  Turn off the connected BlackBerry smartphone advanced power management features. For more information about how to disable the USB selective suspend feature in Windows, visitMicrosoft Help and Support site and search for "disable usb selective suspend."

  See if http://support.microsoft.com/kb/902274 help
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• How we prevent machines hibernation, off NIC Vista power management features and turn off USB devices, a company?

  Running XP and Vista SP2 clients under a forest of 15:00 2 K; However, we will migrate away XP completely. I found a number of topics on the Hueristics key in the HKLM\System\CCS\Control\SessionMgr\Power, the PnPCapabilities key on each NIC being equal to 30 or 38 (can't seem to find what it should be set on for Vista although both seem to work) and the command, powercfg h but I lack severely in the implementation of all In addition it takes on the USB bus issues. I have written a vbs script that handles the networking with absolute success, at the start of the workstation, but I have problems getting anything else to play at the same time. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you! -Josh

  This question is a bit Advanced for Windows answers Forum and is more appropriate in the Technet Forums:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/itprovistadeployment/threads where the more technical issues of Vista specialists will be happy to help you.

  Good luck!

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• Dynadock power management problem

  I have a Dynadock which I connected with an another equiptment using the serial port.
  The connection was fine at the beginning (after startup), but it is lost after that my laptop is active for a while.
  Once I got loose and anchor the Dynadock, the connection is back.
  I have already disabled the option of the laptop (Always ON) power management, but the problem persists.
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  PC / laptop you have?

  Using XP or Vista?

• Power Manager 8 (.1) T420 and windows

  As a user of two years of the T420, I'm pretty used to the Manager of power and its extended options. When I tried Windows 8 a a few months I noticed that there are only standard electric Windows Management options available. Mind you, it has worked well, but they were not nearly as good as the power manager Lenovo.

  My question is whether or not this (Power Manager) feature is available for windows 8 (.1) or will be available in the future?

  There is no ThinkVantage Power Manager for Windows 8.

  Power Plans and slow down timers are managed by the operating system itself.

  Lenovo power options such as battery Stretch and 30 days of standby can be configured in the settings of Lenovo.

  What specific feature of Power Manager you think you miss on Win8?

• Advanced Power Management under Windows 98SE for Satellite A75-S206?

  On my Satellite A75-S206, I have a partition on my hard drive under Windows 98SE.

  When I run Windows 98 on this model, the drive keeps spinning (does not turn down), the cooling fan is still running at high speed, I can't dim the monitor, or use any other feature of the advanced power management is available when running my XP partition. The utility of generic power in my Windows 98SE (Intel speed step) management does not address these problems, even if you use custom settings. The management utilities peak power supplied with recovery for this model CD only work on XP or Windows 2000, and these advanced power management utilities will not install on Windows 98.

  Is there a driver download, or is there software available for Windows 98SE downloads emulate advanced power management features that work on XP? Is there another workaround solution?

  Hello

  As far as I know, this unit was designed for the American market and came only with a XP Home and XP Pro OS.
  I checked the driver page Toshiba we and don t find all the drivers for Win98.
  Unfortunately, if you use the Win98, do without the features of Toshiba.
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• Feature "Automatically turn off the optical drive" deleted in Power Manager 6.61 Update?

  Hello Lenovo Community!

  I'm running a Lenovo W510 4391-A72 Windows 7 Professional (x 86) SP1.

  Recently, (thanks to sclexman for helping me) after the installation of System Update 5.05 and update all my Lenovo software, including Power Manager (6.65.2-> 6.66.1), the ability to 'Automatically power down from optical drive' is no longer available! Is there an explanation as to why this feature was removed?

  If so, is it possible to restore this functionality?

  Thank you

  it_geek.

  Shortly after that I posted about I tried to redo the system update. Wa - la, when you mentioned something about Intel AHCI rapid storage driver I checked to see that when the system update ran the last time he uninstalled the old version but somehow, it didn't update the new version in. System update has since installed version 12.8.10.1005, and the option appears according to normal on Power Manager 6.66.1.

• Features of the power manager and other problems associated with the T510

  For the better part of 5 years, I was a happy user of an IBM Z60m and decided it was time to move my z60 to my son and buy a new T510.  Well, I have after several weeks of property I can honestly say I'm irritated and frustrated by several current issues and I'm ready to send back all.

  Starting from the moment I pulled it out of the box I was having problems of power management.  I was on Microsoft help forums, called the lenovo support and spent countless hours on blogs and forums looking for help.   No matter what I do in the put lenovo on arrangements to take away my computer goes to stanby after one minute of inactivity and then wonder my windows password.  After a full day to insert my password my frustration level is off the chart.  I removed the password in the settings of the user who has not helped.  I changed the global settings to disable password in stanby mode which did not help.  I changed the function to optimize power and others, but none of it helped.

  Beyond these problems... I inserted two different discs to insert new programs and my system kept telling me that he did not read either.  I first thought they were zero but my old laptop ibm read without problem.

  So there you have it.

  Are you sure that the system is set the mode after 1 minute?  Or is the screen is locked?

  Try this:

  1. right click on the desktop and choose "Customize".

  2. click on "screen saver" in the lower right corner

  3. uncheck the box that says "On Resume, the logon screen"

  Which solves your problem?

• Satellite X 200 - no in BIOS power management tab

  I have a Satellite X 200 and I'm trying to access the tab in the BIOS power management, although no such tab exists. The reason is that I'm putting up a time of autostart. If it's any help, the BIOS is Phoenix TrustedCore V.2.10

  So I wonder where he is, or how to access power management

  Thanks in advance

  Post edited by: plainer

  Hello

  Why you need a time to auto start?

  Sorry, but this feature is not available. I never had a cell phone that has been able to set the automatic start time.

• Sat L20-102: need software for power management

  Hi, is there, a L20-102 Sat power management software provided by Toshiba? I can't find Power Saver for my model to download driver...
  With the standard windows power management, I have to manually reduce brightness when you go to the battery and the occasional fan runs at max speed for a second and then slows down the acceptable level, runs for a few seconds and then turns off...
  These "rpm max" chips are quite boring :(

  I see Power Saver has plenty of features, and probably he ' d suite my needs, but it is unavailable :/

  Is there a good alternative?

  Hello

  I know it sounds strange but your unit is pre-installed without intelligence tool. This is the reason why you can not find on the Toshiba download page. Please don t try to install this tool, designed for another unit, because you may have some trouble and many error messages. As far as I know all the tools must be adapted for each laptop model.

  On some devices, this tool only works if other components are installed. I guess L20's budget unit and for this reason, it isn't stuff as on other units.

  Good bye

• New power manager

  in the newspaper:

  Version 3.11

  • (New) Added support for double battery Mode.

  Version 3.10

  • (New) Added support for ThinkPad T410, T510, W510, X100e and Edge 13 ", edge E30
  • (New) Added the new function 'Intel Graphics Power Plan' and 'Intel Turbo Boost Technology'.
  • (New) Improvement of the "Always on USB" function to automatically detect the USB device.
  • (New) Improved the "Time summary" function to reduce energy consumption.
  • (New) Change the criteria of hygiene of the battery.
  • (Fix) Fixed an issue where 'The effect of parameters' shows bad usage of power level.

  What is the "Dual Mode Battery": what its role is and to what models it applies to?

  Dual made reference to a new feature supported by some of our new products launched battery packs this year. You will see an 'Automatic' box in the 'Charging Mode' region tab battery maintenance in power Manager (if the battery is a Dual Mode battery). Thanks to this feature, Manager of power can change how your battery is to maximize the life of your battery. If you are a user of power to the battery or for the most part an AC user, you will benefit more from this function.

• Power Manager BUG?

  Hi people;

  I have a x130e on Windows 7 (x 64) with Power Manager installed 6.68.8 with the Lenovo Power Management driver (from the same package).

  What I see is that the always on function USB does not work. It is enabled in the BIOS and enabled in the power management.

  But, on the way of troubleshooting, I noticed something about the power management program and wonder if there is a bug.

  If I go in the global settings of power and enable always on USB but that also, even when the computer is off, then click on apply, check marks remain. However, as soon as I shut off Power Manager and then re - start, the check marks are gone. They disappear.

  The same thing happens with the beep when power state changes button. Even if, with this one, it looks like the feature rest after restarting the App (I can hear it).

  I guess you can imagine that the always on USB troubleshooting feature made much more difficult when the Soft Power Manager seems to lose the settings after you close the program.

  A confirmation or ideas would be appreciated. I uninstalled the program and re-installed and rebooted the computer - same thing.

  UPDATE > I went all the way back to version 6.38 and I see the same behavior - the settings are not enabled between sessions of Power Manager.

  Nevermind, I solved the problem by removing the Power Manager software...

  Not the greatest witness, it's course...

• Lenovo V570 - Power Manager question WITHOUT BATTERY IS INSTALLED?

  Hey guys...

  I have a problem with my lenovo v570 model

  I installed an App... I think it was called

  Power Manager version 3.65

  but the main problem is, it says battery is not installed...

  It's all in the original packaging.

  and I have installed energy management and it recognize it on their...

  So how is it, I'm having a problem with the power manager?

  I did as the basic step, for example uninstall, reinstall...

  someone has an idea?

  Let me to Rodez them here.

  See this thread:

  http://Forum.Lenovo.com/T5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-and-Z-series/LTT-Power-Manager-or-Lenovo-energy-management-...

  You "pouvez" install programs LTT, but you "shouldn't" install the Manager feature of power, after the installation of main programs. Use the management of energy on your 570.

  DragonRider

• Power Manager 10 Windows T560

  Hi, I downloaded the driver of power manager and pack of dependence of the parameters. I see the files for the power manager in the drivers/Win. But when I go to programs and features, Power Manager is not listed. When I right click on the battery icon I don't have an "Advanced" option

  So, how can I run / access the Manager of power I can change my load thresholds?

  Thanks in advance

  To 10 of Windows, you must download and install 'Lenovo Settings' of the Windows store.

  Inside of this app is a section of 'Power' which contains battery-related settings you want.