Recent content by kvedt

Well, the approach I posted yesterday worked. yesterday. I was able to modify and save my power options. Today they're gone again, so give Joe's approach a shot. Sorry about that.

</sigh> Well, the approach I described yesterday worked. Yesterday. I was able to edit and save my power plan schemes. But today they're gone again, and running through this procedure did not restore them this time. Guess it's time to dig into the Registry. Sorry about that, Chief.

For error message Power Plan Information is not available - Here's an easy fix that avoids having to go into the Registry and create new values: Start Button Locate cmd.exe Right click on cmd.exe and select Run as Administrator At the command prompt enter the following (the space between the...

Here's another option for error message Power Plan Information is not available that avoids having to go into the Registry and create new values or delete the battery driver: Start Button Locate cmd.exe Right click on cmd.exe and select Run as Administrator At the command prompt enter the...