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Did you find a power saver template on Laptop?

Did you find a power saver template on Laptop?

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Zexer_
Member
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09-01-2026, 05:56 AM
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My laptop doesn't have a "Power Saver" option, only "Balanced." Is it okay if I add a Power Saver template from a file found on the internet? I really need this to show up in my power settings so it works like normal. My old desktop used it and lowered the heat way more than anyone else did. Can you help me get this fixed for sure? This laptop has Windows 11 and an AMD processor.
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Zexer_
09-01-2026, 05:56 AM #1

My laptop doesn't have a "Power Saver" option, only "Balanced." Is it okay if I add a Power Saver template from a file found on the internet? I really need this to show up in my power settings so it works like normal. My old desktop used it and lowered the heat way more than anyone else did. Can you help me get this fixed for sure? This laptop has Windows 11 and an AMD processor.

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ChocoMonster
Member
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09-03-2026, 03:13 PM
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you don't necessarily need to download anything from other places if it's already on your computer. Let's try a few methods first, like the one in that MakeUseOf link about restoring missing power plans for Windows 11.
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ChocoMonster
09-03-2026, 03:13 PM #2

you don't necessarily need to download anything from other places if it's already on your computer. Let's try a few methods first, like the one in that MakeUseOf link about restoring missing power plans for Windows 11.

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Linkiechu
Member
145
09-03-2026, 04:12 PM
#3
I tried adding my reg file with CMD, and it said it worked fine. But I can't find it when I check power settings on Control Panel. Let's try your suggestion now! Also, are you sure that website is safe? It keeps showing up in the first search results.
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Linkiechu
09-03-2026, 04:12 PM #3

I tried adding my reg file with CMD, and it said it worked fine. But I can't find it when I check power settings on Control Panel. Let's try your suggestion now! Also, are you sure that website is safe? It keeps showing up in the first search results.

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Boa3715
Junior Member
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09-24-2026, 10:45 AM
#4
looks safe enough, I wouldn't download anything they suggest but simple advice should be okay. another safer site: https://www.elevenforum.com/t/restore-mi...s-11.6898/
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Boa3715
09-24-2026, 10:45 AM #4

looks safe enough, I wouldn't download anything they suggest but simple advice should be okay. another safer site: https://www.elevenforum.com/t/restore-mi...s-11.6898/

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fireballin35
Junior Member
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09-24-2026, 11:26 AM
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My laptop had battery wear problems for months, and I think modern standby was the cause. After reinstalling Windows 11, the wear level stopped going up. The CMD prompt said my laptop supports disconnected modern standby and nothing else (I guess I did something before?). Disconnecting modern standby makes the battery last longer and less heat, which is great too, but it can also make BSODs happen according to that site I read. I think connected modern standby was the problem when we bought this laptop because of wear level, hot external disks, CPU heat, etc. Now it's fixed thanks god. Whatever Power Saver plan just won't show up on control panel, according to that website it needs to disable modern standby completely by doing something else which I didn't and don't want to do. At least my battery box doesn't increase its wear level so that is good. All this modern nonsense is all connected or maybe related to each other and no one else told me before what modern standby is before and it took me 4-5 months to figure out how to use this laptop without damaging messing up anything. Thanks Satya for making impossible to use my laptop, back then it was just plug and play, easy and comfortable, I didn't have to become a math teacher to use a laptop properly. At this point I just gave up, the laptop is working but I don't know how to deal with BSOD if it happens again in future or how to restore Power Saver plan. Thanks for your fast reply though, I appreciate it so thanks
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fireballin35
09-24-2026, 11:26 AM #5

My laptop had battery wear problems for months, and I think modern standby was the cause. After reinstalling Windows 11, the wear level stopped going up. The CMD prompt said my laptop supports disconnected modern standby and nothing else (I guess I did something before?). Disconnecting modern standby makes the battery last longer and less heat, which is great too, but it can also make BSODs happen according to that site I read. I think connected modern standby was the problem when we bought this laptop because of wear level, hot external disks, CPU heat, etc. Now it's fixed thanks god. Whatever Power Saver plan just won't show up on control panel, according to that website it needs to disable modern standby completely by doing something else which I didn't and don't want to do. At least my battery box doesn't increase its wear level so that is good. All this modern nonsense is all connected or maybe related to each other and no one else told me before what modern standby is before and it took me 4-5 months to figure out how to use this laptop without damaging messing up anything. Thanks Satya for making impossible to use my laptop, back then it was just plug and play, easy and comfortable, I didn't have to become a math teacher to use a laptop properly. At this point I just gave up, the laptop is working but I don't know how to deal with BSOD if it happens again in future or how to restore Power Saver plan. Thanks for your fast reply though, I appreciate it so thanks