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Segurança na Microsoft — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:51:41 GMT

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Comprehensive list of Vista Power Management resources...

Little Miss Enviro Geek — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:42:55 GMT

There is a tonne of information available on Vista power management, from whitepapers to videos to blog

re: Vista has the Power: Part One of Two

whitenoiz — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 08:09:42 GMT

I am starting to migrate my network to Vista and would like clarification on something not compeltely covered in your article about Power Management.

For Windows XP I have been using Powercfg to create, configure and set a scheme active, and this has been working very well.

With Vista, I can set the GUID of a custom power plan active and then configure all of the related options via Group Policy, but my questions are:

1. How do I create that custom power plan in the first place? If a custom plan has not been created then I cannot select it via guid. In adddition, I cannot use "powercfg /CREATE" as I used to with XP.

2. If I use the Export/Import functionality of powercfg, can I be guaranteed that the guid of the imported power plan will be the same on every machine?

It seems Group Policy is missing the vital option to create a custom power plan with a specified name.

Any advice would be very helpful here.

Many thanks, Steve.