It has now worked correctly for three days now. In that way, MS still buggy code will switch the active power plan by itself,īut still find my working settings that finally after much frustration, Set setting values exactly the same on each of the power plans, as well as the same settings on any window with simplified settings. The only solution that worked for me on my tower computer was: Windows can't seem to use settings that I change and switches to different active power plans by itself.
In fact, I have never had this problem before with any computer/operating system Win98, XP,2000, Vista, Win7, Win8, older versions of Win 10. It seems to me, Windows has buggered up my settings from previous 1803 upgrade which worked fine. and select whatever plan you want to use and you CAN customize it to you liking as to when your monitor, Hard drive, cpu, etc. then CHECK MARK the box that will allow the device to turn off to save power. What you COULD do however is look through your devices in device manager and right click on them and if there is a ANY power management options after the right click. I generally will ONLY shut it down if i will be away from it for a while (working for the day or going out of town for a few days ) and then power it back up and leave it on until the next time I will be away from it for an extended period of time. Mind you, I don't utilize the "sleep option" on my computer.
( no matter whether you have AMD or INTEL processor) by this being 'unticked' the device WILL NOT turn off even if you put the computer to sleep. You mentioned : Untick "Allow computer to turn off this device to save power"
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