许多Windows用户报告的问题之一是他们的PC 的电源计划(PC’s power plan)不断自动更改,尤其是在重新启动后。这是许多人遇到的常见问题,尤其是最近升级主板、CPU或更新其 Windows 11/10 操作系统的用户报告的问题。
Windows 11/10电源计划(Power Plan)不断变化
由于这个问题,Windows 11/10 无法保存电源计划,导致睡眠模式异常、亮度问题等。在大多数情况下,它只是简单地更改为高性能。作为Windows 10 PC 的普通用户,这个问题可能会很烦人,尤其是如果您更喜欢特定的电源设置。
因此,如果您也遇到此问题,请完成以下修复,我相信其中一个对您有用。
- 使用您的管理员帐户登录
- 重置您的电源计划
- 检查(Check)预装的电源(Power)管理器软件
- 更新您的图形驱动程序
- 运行电源疑难解答并重新启动
- 干净启动您的计算机
- 扫描您的系统以查找病毒
- 禁用亮度重置
- 关闭游戏模式
- 使用 PowerCFG(Use PowerCFG)工具对电源(Power)计划进行故障排除。
让我们详细看看这些修复。
1]使用您的管理员帐户登录(1] Login with your Administrator account)
也许您在没有管理员(Administrator)权限的情况下进行更改并且每次都失败。在深入研究以下修复之前,请尝试使用管理员帐户登录并设置电源计划设置。然后,使用正常的Windows用户名登录,看看问题是否仍然存在。
2]重置您的电源计划(2] Reset your Power plan)
要重置您的电源计划(reset your Power plan),请按照以下步骤操作,
打开Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Power Options > Edit Plan Settings并通过单击此计划的恢复计划默认值(Restore plan defaults)按钮来恢复默认电源计划设置。为您的所有电源(Power) 计划(Plans)执行此操作。
或者,您也可以使用下面的命令(Command)提示符将默认计划设置恢复为默认值,
以管理员(Admin)身份打开命令提示符(Command Prompt)并执行以下命令:
powercfg –restoredefaultschemes
退出命令提示符。
现在创建一个新的电源计划。
创建新计划很容易。
打开设置(Settings)并导航到System > Power和Sleep >选择其他(Additional)电源设置。
单击左上角的创建电源计划选项。(Create Power Plan)
现在按照程序创建一个新的电源计划。
3]检查预装的电源管理器软件(3] Check preinstalled Power manager software)
检查您的OEM是否安装了电源(Power)管理器软件,戴尔(Dell)、惠普等,经常这样做。这可能导致这种情况发生。
4]更新您的设备驱动程序(4] Update your device driver)
更新您的图形驱动程序 (Graphics Drivers )并查看。
5]运行电源疑难解答并重新启动(5] Run the Power troubleshooter and reboot)
运行 电源疑难解答。您可以通过 Windows 10 疑难解答设置页面访问它。
6]干净启动您的计算机(6] Clean Boot your computer)
如果问题仍未解决,请执行 PC 的干净启动。这是干净启动的方法。有时,冲突的应用程序和系统文件也可能是电源计划更改背后的问题,(Power Plan change, )因此干净启动可帮助您分析和卸载冲突的应用程序。以下是如何干净启动 PC。
- 在搜索栏中输入(Enter)msconfig 并按Enter。打开“系统配置”
- 单击(Click)“ 服务(Services) ”选项卡,选中“隐藏所有”Microsoft服务复选框,然后单击 “全部禁用”(Disable)
- 现在打开任务管理器(Task Manager),然后点击“启动(Start)”
- 选择(Select)每个启动(Start)应用程序,然后单击“禁用”
- 关闭任务管理器(Task Manager)并重新启动您的 PC。
一旦进入Clean Boot State,您将不得不手动排除故障以识别违规者。
7]扫描您的系统以查找病毒(7] Scan your system for viruses)
很多时候,这个问题的背后是病毒和恶意软件程序,并且电源计划不断变化以保持平衡。因此(Hence),如果您的问题仍然得到解决,请扫描您的整个系统以查找恶意软件(scan your complete system for malware)。
您还可以使用Windows 10内置的Windows Defender或您选择的第三方防病毒软件。
阅读(Read):如何对电源计划进行故障排除。
8]禁用亮度重置(8] Disable BrightnessReset)
使用开始搜索(Start Search)打开任务计划程序(Task Scheduler)。在左窗格中,您将看到任务计划程序库(Task Scheduler Library)。如果您可以通过以下步骤看到显示选项,则执行(Display)亮度重置。(BrightnessReset.)
导航(Navigate)到Microsoft > Windows > Display > Brightness。
在右侧窗格中,如果您看到一个名为 BrightnessReset的计划任务,请双击它> Properties > Triggers选项卡> Edit。
现在禁用它,看看它是否适合你。如果它没有帮助,您可以重新启用它。
9]关闭游戏模式(9] Turn off Game mode)
此修复仅适用于Avast防病毒用户。
如果您使用的是Avast防病毒软件,则需要禁用游戏模式。去做这个:-
打开 Avast > 单击 性能(Performance)> 选择 游戏模式(Game Mode)> 关闭(off) 游戏模式以禁用它。
10] 使用 PowerCFG 工具对电源计划进行故障排除(10] Use PowerCFG tool to Troubleshoot Power plans)
如果您需要进一步排除电源计划(Power Plans)故障,请使用内置的 PowerCFG 命令行工具。
让我们知道哪种方法对您有效,或者您是否对此问题有任何其他解决方法。
Power Plan keeps changing in Windows 11/10
One оf the issues that manу Windows users are reporting is that their PC’s power plan keeps changing automatically, especially after a reboot. This is a common issue experienced by many and especially reported by users who recently upgraded motherboard, CPU or updated their Windows 11/10 Operating System.
Windows 11/10 Power Plan keeps changing
Because of this issue, Windows 11/10 cannot save the power plan resulting in unusual sleep mode, brightness issues, etc. In most cases, it is simply changed to high performance. As a regular Windows 10 PC user, this issue can be annoying especially if you prefer particular power settings.
So, if you are also facing this issue, please go through the below fixes and I am sure one of them will work for you.
- Login with your administrator account
- Reset your Power plan
- Check preinstalled Power manager software
- Update your Graphics driver
- Run the power troubleshooter and reboot
- Clean boot your computer
- Scan your system for viruses
- Disable BrightnessReset
- Turn off Game mode
- Use PowerCFG tool for troubleshooting Power plans.
Let us look at these fixes in detail.
1] Login with your Administrator account
Maybe you are making changes without Administrator privileges and failing every time. Before you deep dive into the below fixes try to log in with the administrator account and set up the power plan settings. Then, log in with the normal Windows username and see if the issue persists.
2] Reset your Power plan
To reset your Power plan, follow the below steps,
Open Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Power Options > Edit Plan Settings and restore the default power plan settings by clicking on the Restore plan defaults button for this plan. Do this for all your Power Plans.
Alternatively, you can also restore the default plan settings to default by using Command prompt using below,
Open Command Prompt as Admin and execute the following command:
powercfg –restoredefaultschemes
Exit command prompt.
Now create a new power plan.
Creating a new plan is easy.
Open Settings and navigate to System > Power & Sleep > select Additional power settings.
Click on Create Power Plan option at upper left.
Now follow the procedure to create a new power plan.
3] Check preinstalled Power manager software
Check if your OEM has installed a Power manager software, Dell, HP, etc, often do that. That could be causing this to happen.
4] Update your device driver
Update your Graphics Drivers and see.
5] Run the Power troubleshooter and reboot
Run the Power Troubleshooter. You may access it via the Windows 10 Troubleshooters Settings Page.
6] Clean Boot your computer
If the issue is still not fixed then perform a clean boot of your PC. Here is how you can clean boot. At times conflicting apps and system files may also be the issue behind Power Plan change, so clean boot helps you analyze and uninstall the conflicting apps. Here is how you can do a clean boot of your PC.
- Enter msconfig in the search bar and press Enter. Open “System Configuration”
- Click on the Services tab, and check the “Hide all” Microsoft services check box and click Disable all
- Now open Task Manager, and click on “Start up”
- Select each Start up app and click “Disable”
- Close the Task Manager and restart your PC.
Once in Clean Boot State, you will have to manually troubleshoot to identify the offender.
7] Scan your system for viruses
Many times it is the viruses and malware programs that are behind this issue and the power plan keeps changing to balanced. Hence, if your issue is still resolved, then scan your complete system for malware.
You can also use Windows 10 inbuilt Windows Defender or a third-party antivirus of your choice.
Read: How to troubleshoot Power Plans.
8] Disable BrightnessReset
Open Task Scheduler using Start Search. In the left pane, you will see Task Scheduler Library. If you can see the Display option through the below steps then perform BrightnessReset.
Navigate to Microsoft > Windows > Display > Brightness.
In the right pane, if you see a scheduled task called BrightnessReset, double-click on it > Properties > Triggers tab > Edit.
Now disable it and see if it works for you. If it does not help, you may re-enable it.
9] Turn off Game mode
This fix is only for Avast antivirus users.
If you are using Avast antivirus, then you need to disable game mode. To do this:-
Open Avast > Click on Performance > Select Game Mode >Toggle off Game Mode to disable it.
10] Use PowerCFG tool to Troubleshoot Power plans
If you need to further troubleshoot Power Plans, use the built-in PowerCFG command-line tool.
Let us know which method worked for you or if you have any other fix on this issue.