Activate Power Saver Mode on Windows 10

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Enabling Power Saver Mode in Windows 10 not only extends your computer usage but also safeguards your laptop battery, preventing unwanted depletion. Check out the steps in the article below for implementation.

When your Windows 10 laptop is running low on battery, activating this power-saving mode can grant your device additional life. Sometimes, just an extra 15 to 20 minutes can solve many tasks. Refer to the steps on how to enable Power Saver Mode on Windows 10 when your laptop is about to run out of battery for more details.

How to Activate Power Saver Mode on Windows 10

Download the setup file for Windows 10

Step 1: Start by using the key combination Windows-I to open Settings

Step 2: Next, navigate to the System > Battery Saver section to activate the battery-saving mode.

Step 2: After the battery management interface is opened, observe the Battery saver is currently under Battery saver. To turn on the battery saver mode, toggle the mode to ON.

Mytour has just introduced you to a method of activating battery saver mode on Windows 10 when your laptop is about to run out of battery. By default, the system sets the battery saver activation at 20%, so it automatically turns on when the battery level reaches 20%. Additionally, we provide guidance on installing Windows 10 for those who haven't successfully installed Windows 10 yet.

Mytour also shares additional tips on enabling battery saver mode on Windows 11. Feel free to refer to them for effective battery-saving methods.

Explore more: How to enable battery saver mode on Windows 11

If you don't want to spend too much time on Windows 10 installation, consider ghosting Windows 10 to shorten the process and allocate time for other tasks.

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