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I'd like to see an option to regularly check if the power plan has changed and reset it back to the last selected power plan.
My reasoning is this: Win10, on my home desktop system, is continually resetting my power plan to power saving mode in the middle of operation despite the obvious "desktop" system it's running on. By that, I mean it will never run on a battery because it's not an option on this type of system. Power Saver mode is never necessary here.
This feature would help to work around a Win10 power mode detection bug.
I have been looking at the program sources for a while now but I am not quite up to the task of adding this feature myself at this time. I'm getting close, but recompiling the source is a little difficult without access to all of the prerequisite libraries.
Edit: Getting closer to adding a maintain setting to it. Not quite sure I'm ready to test the code but, with minimal changes to existing code, I think I'm close to a solution.
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Unfortunately I've stopped development of this app so I (most probably) won't be looking at sorting this personally. Feel free to contribute a PR/create a fork, will be happy to help with that.
I'd like to see an option to regularly check if the power plan has changed and reset it back to the last selected power plan.
My reasoning is this: Win10, on my home desktop system, is continually resetting my power plan to power saving mode in the middle of operation despite the obvious "desktop" system it's running on. By that, I mean it will never run on a battery because it's not an option on this type of system. Power Saver mode is never necessary here.
This feature would help to work around a Win10 power mode detection bug.
I have been looking at the program sources for a while now but I am not quite up to the task of adding this feature myself at this time. I'm getting close, but recompiling the source is a little difficult without access to all of the prerequisite libraries.
Edit: Getting closer to adding a maintain setting to it. Not quite sure I'm ready to test the code but, with minimal changes to existing code, I think I'm close to a solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: