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Using the Power Plan control panel is very convenient for setting screen timeout, adjusting brightness, etc. in just a few seconds. But is it difficult to create a Power Plan control panel? Follow Mytour's guide below to learn how to create and delete Power Plans control panel.
Creating and Managing Power Plans on Windows Laptop
How to Create Power Plan Control Panel
Step 1: Firstly, right-click on the power icon at the bottom right corner and select Power Options.
Step 2: When the new window appears, click on Create a power plan
Step 3: Here, under the Plan name section, you can set a custom name. For example, “Home,” “Office”... then press Next .
In the next window, you'll find 2 columns: On battery and Plugged in. On battery means when you unplug and use the battery, while Plugged in is when you use the charger, with corresponding settings options for each column. You can click on each respective item to choose the appropriate time.
The corresponding setting options are as follows:
- Dim the display: Time period for the screen brightness to automatically decrease when you're not using the laptop
- Turn off the display: Time period for the screen to automatically turn off when not in use
- Enter Sleep Mode: Time period for the computer to automatically sleep when not in use.
- Adjust Screen Brightness: Control the brightness of the screen.
After that, you just need to click on Create and you're done. To use the new Power Plan, simply click again on the power icon and select the Power Plan you just created.
How to Delete Power Plan Control Panel
Step 1: First, click on the Windows icon, type cmd there, then right-click on the cmd icon, select Run as administrator.
Step 2: After the black window appears, type powercfg list there, then press Enter to display the list of Power Plans.
As shown in the image, the part within the blue lines represents the Power Plans of your computer. For example, if you want to delete the Power Saver entry, proceed to enter the command as follows and then press Enter
Powercfg –delete a1841308-3541-4fab-bc81-f71556f20b4a
The text after delete is extracted from the adjacent column in the image above. You can follow a similar process to delete other plans.
Thus, within the context of the article on Mytour, it has guided you on how to create and delete the Power Plan control panel on Windows Laptop. Hopefully, this small trick will be helpful for you in using your computer.
