Win7 teaches you a simple way to quickly switch power supply

When using this book, it is very common to use different power management schemes in different situations. In general, you can only switch by constantly clicking the mouse. If you can define a shortcut for different power management schemes, I believe it will be much easier when switching power management schemes quickly.

First, use the command line to use "ldcfg;powercfg -list" to list the power management schemes that have been configured in the current system, and copy the GUID of the corresponding scheme as needed, and then create corresponding shortcuts on the desktop. Its target is "powercfg setactive GUID", so in the scenario shown in the figure, the full name of the target used is "%systemroot%system32powercfg.exe -setactive a1841308-3541-4fab-bc81-

F71556f20b4a”, you can create shortcuts for different usage scenarios according to your needs, and customize the corresponding shortcut keys as needed. Whether the icons look good or not can be based on your own preferences. If there are shortcut keys when switching, you can use the shortcut keys to operate. This way we have customized the shortcuts for power management solutions. It is very convenient to switch naturally in different environments.

▲Set shortcut properties