Win10 switching power plan skills

Windows 10 systems can run on desktops, laptops, and servers. To better accommodate these different devices, Microsoft has designed several power plans. The choice of power plan is more important for notebooks or tablets, because it is directly related to the notebook's battery life.

However, if you want to switch between different power plans, you need to enter the control panel's "Power Options" (in Win10 Preview 10122, "Settings" is still not possible). There are three default power plans for the system: balance, energy saving, and high performance. “High-performance” is hidden by default. Because of the high power consumption, users who have high requirements for computer performance can be considered for desktop users. General users can use the “balance” program to meet daily needs. For notebook and tablet users, use the “Energy Saver” program in battery mode to maximize battery life. Of course, some OEMs will provide a more detailed additional power plan, which is not discussed in this article.