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• How to get the Lenovo on Windows 8.1 Power Plan

  Hello

  I got ThinkPad T450s and installed Windows 8.1 (no recovery partition) MSDN subscription.

  Now, my battery life is very short... about 3 hours so I thought that the power of lenovo plan would help, but I don't see it in the list of available power plans (only standard high performance, gain power and balanced are available).

  I installed the driver for T450s power management, but it did not help.

  I think that I need to install the Lenovo power but Manager I can only find one for Windows 7:

  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-t-series-laptops/ThinkPad-T4...

  Where can I find Power Manager for Windows 8.1 or y at - it another way for Lenovo's Power Plan added to my machine?

  Thank you!

  Try this: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds031946

  Also, in terms of power management, you can go to control panel of control-online equipment and sound-power Options online and create your own power management.

• Your power plan information isn't available - and default Windows 7 missing power management

  I recently installed Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit on my laptop HP Pavilion DM1-4027sa (ships with the 32-bit version, but I wanted to install more than 4 GB of memory where the change in 64-bit).  Initially, all default power plans were presented and Windows Experience Index has worked.  Then somewhere along the line of the installation of a large number of windows updates (including SP1) and install the latest HP Power Manager (the root of the problem, in my opinion), the default power disappeared and it stopped the test Windows Experience Index working (details below).  I searched these forums and the internet more widely for a solution and have already tried the following:

  1 uninstalled HP Power Manager (the first thing I did).
  2 run cmd as administrator and run the powercfg line - RESTOREDEFAULTSCHEMES.  Run powercfg-LIST before and after just lists the GUID feeding "381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e '.»»  The fact that he has only this one is my reason to suspect HP Power Manager software deleted my system ('High Performance' etc.) windows default patterns
  3. the winsat.log file shows that the system to be able to 'High Performance' missing (8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c) prevents performance Win of work index test:
  2352713 (3192) - winsat\logging.cpp:0815:-START 2011\12\10 10:47:32 -

  2352729 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:4301: command line = "C:\Windows\system32\winsat.exe" formal - CancelEvent 26dbc111-68f1-448e-9fea-5b602495fb91

  2352729 (3192) - winsat\processwinsaterror.cpp:0095: ERROR: tried to read resource strings, unknown exception occurred

  2352744 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:4474: > IsFormal is TRUE IsMoobe = FALSE.

  2352791 (3192) - 4585: Watch dog system active

  2352791 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:4600: watch dog timer 600.0 seconds hand

  2353758 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:2490: > DWM running.

  2354320 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:2497: > turn off DWM.

  2354351 (3192) - 2470: > EMD service will be restored to the exit.

  2354367 (3192) - 0983: > read the active power as «381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e» mode

  2354367 (3192) - 2793: > power policy saved.

  2354429 (3192) - winsat\syspowertools.cpp:1018: ERROR: cannot set the current power mode to '8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c': more data is available.

  2354429 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:2810: ERROR: cannot set high power state.

  2354491 (3192) - winsat\syspowertools.cpp:1015 >: 381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e value of the power system active"

  2354491 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:2855: > state restored power.

  2354507 (3192) - winsat\main.cpp:2870: > Successfully reenabled EMD.

  2354585 (3192) - winsat\watchdog.cpp:0311: Watch dog system shutdown

  2354585 (3192) - 4909: > exit value = 1.
  4. I ran the sfc/scannow as administrator in cmd.exe, and no problems were found.
  As well, the default settings have been removed (probably by HP Power Manager) is it possible to re - install the Win 7 default power management without making a long system repair?  (I have installed since many things that literally took days.  So I really hated to have to all downwind just to fix this power scheme)
  Thank you in advance to anyone who can answer this question.

  I think I have solved this problem.  The information in the links below I created .pow files for all default windows using plans/plans (energy saving, high performance and balance) on an another Windows 7 laptop (a Lenovo N200 with a power management which had not been ruined by the program of management of power supply by the manufacturer).  I then imported these power schema files into my HP laptop and, fingers crossed, everything works as it should again.  I hope it will help someone else who has the same problem after installing the HP Power Manager (it is no doubt HP Power Manager that caused the problem in the first place).

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/75562-power-plans-export-import.html
  http://www.windows7library.com/blog/util/migrating-a-power-plan-in-Windows-7/
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744398 (WS.10) .aspx
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/16206/how-to-delete-built-in-Windows-7-power-plans-and-why-you-probably-shouldn ' t.

• Touch of Windows 8 Power Plan vs Lenovo Ideapad S510

  I received a message from battery replacement on my still "under warranty" Lenovo ideapad. Lenovo customer support reported that the Power Plan microsoft software generated the message.

  They worked remotely with my laptop.  Deleted the latest version of the plan of power and reinstalled several times, given the message of battery replacement.  Put the windows power management 7 and my computer does not but still the same message.  They eventually remove the software completely, power plan saying that it was the problem.

  Is it possible for Windows Power Plan software enter into conflict with the system of Lenovo to give false to replace your battery warnings?  Seems incomplete, BUT I'm certainly not a guru of the pc.  Advice?

  Thank you.

  Ginny

  Your link works fine, but the report is corrupt.  When you run powercfg /batteryreport it says the file is saved in the c:\windows\system32 and is called report.html battery.

  You must download this file (as is the case) and put a link to that.  You should be able to open it yourself by double clicking it (it will open in your browser)

• HP Compaq nx6310 - Windows 7 32 bit - power-processor-core of event ID 37

  Hello everyone,
  
  I just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit on my HP Compaq nx6310 computer and whenever the system starts up, I get 2 warnings in Event Viewer

  • The speed of the CPU 0 in group 0 is restricted by the system firmware. The processor is in this state of reduced performance for 71 seconds since the last report.
  • The speed of the processor 1 group 0 is restricted by the system firmware. The processor is in this state of reduced performance for 71 seconds since the last report.

  That also seems to happen on Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit Edition SP1, but it is not on my Windows XP system. The problem will not occur if the system (Windows Vista or Windows 7) has been started in safe mode. Is there something I can do to fix this?

  Here are the specifications of my computer:

  • Processor: Intel Centrino Duo: Genuine Intel(r) CPU T2300 at 1.66 GHz (Dual Core)
  • Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 30AA (KBC Version 58,13)
  • BIOS: Hewlett-Packard 68YDU worm F.0E (2008-02-21)
  • Memory: 1024 (2 x 512) MB DDR2
  • Graphics card: 256 MB Mobile Intel(r) 945 Express Chipset Family (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM 1.0) [400 Mhz]
  • HARD drive: 150 GB TOSHIBA MK1652GSX ATA Device
  • Model: HP Compaq nx6310

  Thank you
  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much for your reply and I apologise for the delay. I tried to understand the problem, then I discovered that the maximum frequency of the processor is stuck at 59% via the resource monitor, I guess that's why I got a warning in the event log. I tried switching without result power plans. I think it's something to do with saving technology (even though I'm on AC) of energy, but I can't control how my processor or how power is saved via the BIOS (I don't have the options for this)

  However, Safe Mode, I get 100% maximum frequency.

  EDIT: I managed to understand it with the help of CPUID! My CPU clock is automatically reduced when I walked into Windows 7 in Normal Mode (I guess it's something to do with the processor), so I downloaded ThrottleStop and restored the multiplier to 10, where now is 99% maximum frequency and the computer is super fast! Thank you very much for your kind and helpful suggestions, I hope this helps anyone having the same trouble.

  EDIT: The problem was EIST (Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology), who strangled the CPU while it was hot. I disabled it remove its driver from the OS and then I was able to get 100% maximum frequency.

• How to create a new power plan that includes key backlit stop?

  I can't find any setting in the advanced power properties dialog box. Toshiba has provided a power eco plan. It's OK for me except the pilot. So I tried to create a power plan as eco with night light 1 hour not 5 minutes.
  However, this plan does not backlight key off.

  How can I create a new power plan that includes key backlit stop?

  Have you tried to change the power management Windows including power advanced for certain power plan options?
  For example, you can use balanced plan or standby power, change it and that s it.

• Satellite L830 Screensaver and the power Plan does not activate using Win 7

  I have a new L830 Satellite with Windows 7 Home Premium (x 64)
  My problem is the same if I set the power plan and screen saver that they refuse to activate.
  All suggestions will be welcome.

  Mike Wallis

  To be honest I have never heard of this problem.
  Provided your laptop with preinstalled operating system or you use a clean install?

  You need to change the power management Windows (balanced and high-performance, energy-saving)?

  The whole story is a bit strange, and to be honest, Toshiba has nothing to do with it. Two of them are part of the standard options of windows.

• Windows 2008 Server R2 Std - issue of Best Practice Analyzer

  Windows 2008 Server R2 Std - question BPA
  I built a new Windows 2008 R2 Standard Server and configured as a domain controller. When you run the BPA I get the following error, which I can not solve:

  Question:
  The default domain controllers policy is not in force on the OR OR = Domain Controllers, DC = WRIGHT.
  Impact:
  If the Group Policy settings that are defined in the default domain controllers policy are not applied to domain controllers, Active Directory operations may fail.
  Resolution:
  Link the default domain controllers policy to the ORGANIZATION OR unit = Domain Controllers, DC = WRIGHT

  The default domain controllers policy is linked to the domain controllers OU. I dun dcdiag and the only failure is NCSecDesc but I don't plan to add an RODC to the forest. When I run the resulting strategy game I can see domain controller policy has been applied.
  Is there something I can do to clear this error message?

  Hello Lynn Furlong,

  Microsoft Communities is for consumer issues on Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP. Your question deals with Windows 2008 Server R2, it would be better to post your question in the forums TechNet for ITPros.
  Click on the link here to transfer your question in the Forum Windows Server 2008 Group Policy. They will be better able to meet your group policy do not apply to domain controllers.

  Sincerely,

  Marilyn

• see windows 2008 Server DHCP backp

  Need help planning the DHCP windows 2008 Server backup

  Support is located in the Windows Server Forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer/

• Support for Windows 2008 R2 Reporting Services 2000

  Hello

  We can install Reporting Services 2000 on Windows 2008 R2 Server?, since our reports in RS 2000 and we are planning for the upgrade of the reports, then can we install RS 2000 on windows 2008 R2 Server?

  Thank you

  Chebli

  Please repost your request in a more appropriate in Forum Windows Servers.  Thank you!

• Windows 2008 - what happens if it does not activate in the grace period?

  Hello

  I know it is a forum for Vista but everything on the web seems to tell me that way...

  In our Organization, we plan on using KMS for activation of our Windows 2008 servers (we have only 2 of them at the moment). However what I read you need at least 5 physical servers Windows 2008 (not the Virtual Machines) before they will start to activate.

  My question is: what will happen to the Windows 2008 servers if they do not activate the grace period?

  From what I can tell they should keep normal operation (reduced functionality Mode has apparently been removed from Windows 2008) but will be many notifications to activate me now whenever you log on to the server.

  Thanks for your help.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/product-activation.aspx

  Read the MS link above. Mick Murphy

• The current power plan does not

  The current power plan does not

  Hello

  These should help:

  How restor e the default power plans in Vista (and then go back and edit as you wish)
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/198047-power-plan-restore-default-settings.html

  Power plans: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/power-plans-frequently-asked-questions

  Change, create, or delete a power plan (scheme)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-create-or-delete-a-power-plan-scheme
  Troubleshooting Windows Vista sleep and extended

  Manage Windows Vista eating patterns effectively & efficiently.
  http://www.WinVistaClub.com/G29.html
  Check your settings (BIOS/CMOS) - usually F2 as you start - Wake on Lan, Wake on Modem and so on.

  Troubleshooting Windows Vista sleep and extended
  http://www.computerperformance.co.UK/Vista/vista_hibernate.htm

  How to troubleshoot performance problems with sleep, hibernation and resume in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950686

  May need to reset all to default power settings and then place back as you prefer.

  How to solve a problem of Mode for Vista and find a Solution
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/63567-power-options-sleep-mode-problems.html

  How to enable and disable Hibernation - you can try to disable and re-enable the it. http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/165508-hibernation-enable-disable.html

  How to restore the default power in Vista (and then go back and change as you wish)
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/198047-power-plan-restore-default-settings.html

  Panel configuration-Device Manager - look at the settings for the network card, WiFi, Modem power management.
  and other devices. (Double click on the device and the power management tab)

  May need to reset all to default power settings and then place back as you prefer.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Dealer PERC SAS 6 Gb/E see car under Windows 2008 storage IBM storage manager

  Hi guys, we are planning to add IBM ds3512 with Dell R710, who is having a port two Perc 6 GB/e card. Windows 2008 r2 is the operating system installed on the server, I have configured the storage that shows the card number wwpn and assign the Lun to the server using wwpn of card SAS. But some how in server 2008 disk management doesn't show any other drive other than default drive. New analysis also do not add this disk assigned to the server. Storage and server is connected with cables SAS with one side and server 8470-side and storage 8088.  While LEDs on the card are green. Why the operating system

  Don't show assigned drive? Concerning

  As I don't know card SAS will be configured through the bios utility is not a problem. CTL R. But the only problem that we get is it only support of less than 2 TB drives.

• Sir plans of my laptop does not appear mid power... . Only it shows a power plan that is high order

  portable HP630 PE have operating system winows 7 ultimate 64 bit

  Hello

  Try the following should repair the registry entries related to your power options - this is a slight variation of a patch that was originally for Vista...

  First of all, if you have HP Power Manager installed, uninstall it since entering programs and features, and then restart the laptop.

  Then, if you do not have an extraction utility installed, download and install 7-Zip.  Please note that If you have a 64-bit installation, download and install the Installer x 64 64-bit .msi on the link below.

  http://www.7-zip.org/

  Download PsTools by Mark Russinovich, extract the files by clicking on the folder, select 7 - Zip, and select Extract here. Copy PsExec, open the computer, open Local C, open windows drive and paste this file in the System32 folder - click on the UAC prompt to agree.

  Now download and extract the registry file from the link below - this contains 1 custom setting, but can be deleted at the end.

  Power options.

  Open the folder, and then copy the registry file inside.

  Open the computer, open Local C, open windows, open System32, open config, open systemprofile drive, do a right click and create a new folder called here for Desktop.  Open the office folder and paste the file to registry here.

  Open windows in a right-click command prompt and select "Run as Administrator", then enter the following command.

  PsExec s-i d regedit

  Click on I accept to sysinternals prompt to launch the registry editor.  Click file, import, select the PowerOpt file and click on open - you should get a message that has been successfully added to the registry, click Ok.

  Return to the command prompt, copy and paste the entry below and press on enter to remove the custom plan.

  Powercfg.exe - delete cabb719c-fde8-4d7d-bc42-717de580c8ff

  Close all windows and restart the laptop - you should have if everything goes well now just 3 normal power plans.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• That makes the option the Minimum processor state in the box options advanced a power Plan?

  Original title: the Minimum processor state

  What does the 'State of the Minimum processor' option in the Advanced Options of a power Plan area? If I put it at 50%, this means that Windows will feed the processor of the unnecessary calculations just to keep 50% of its capacity? If so, why would it be of any use? If this isn't the case, then what is its role?

  Thanks for any clarification,

  Rifdhan

  Hi Rifdhan,

  The main reason you would set your option of the processor State Minimum to superior to the minimum (e.g. 50%) is if you run CPU intensive programs very and they would not work well at lower States of CPU.
  Processors do not require a constant stream of information to operate at a certain speed. For example, if you have a 2.0 ghz processor and you set the State of minimum CPU at 50%, the lowest ever, it will fall to East 1.0 ghz, even at idle.
  With your minimum fixed at 50% and maximum set to 100%, the real speed it works rest between these two values and the current amount of life battery will be factor in how quickly he chooses to run an average of 75%.
  If you set your minimum to 5% and up to 100%, it will go down very low to preserve the life of the battery.
  Hope this helps to understand how it works and I hope someone else can help to further clarify.