10	Saves energy by reducing your computer s performance where possible.
11	Power saver
12	Favors performance, but may use more energy.
13	High performance
14	Automatically balances performance with energy consumption on capable hardware.
15	Balanced
16	Power plan used when there are no users logged into the system.
17	System power plan
50	Do nothing
51	Do nothing
52	Sleep
53	Sleep
54	Hibernate
55	Hibernate
56	Shut down
57	Shut down
58	Do nothing
59	Do nothing
80	Seconds
81	%
100	The default Windows power plan types include Balanced, Power saver, and High performance. The three types are designed to balance power savings while providing performance on demand, maximize power savings, or maximize performance. Many system components use the power plan type to deciding whether to optimize power savings or performance.
101	Power plan type
102	Require a password to unlock the computer when it wakes from sleep.
103	Require a password on wakeup
104	Specify how long your computer is inactive before going to sleep.
105	Sleep after
106	Specify how long your computer is inactive before hibernating.
107	Hibernate after
108	Allow Windows to save your work and enter a low-power state so that you can resume working almost immediately.
109	Allow hybrid sleep
110	Enables system to show a progress bar during transitions to sleep.
111	Enable Sleep Progress Bar
114	On
115	On
116	Off
117	Off
118	No
119	Specify sleep settings.
120	Sleep
121	Allow Windows to use the standby states when sleeping your computer.
122	Allow Standby States
123	Yes
124	Allow Windows to automatically wake your computer from sleep on a timer for scheduled tasks and other programs.
125	Allow automatic wake from sleep
126	Specify how idle your computer must be before it can automatically go to sleep.
127	Required idleness to sleep
200	Configure notification and alarm settings for your battery.
201	Battery
202	Specify the action to take when the battery capacity reaches the critical level.
203	Critical battery action
204	Specify the action that your computer takes when battery capacity reaches the low level.
205	Low battery action
206	Third Low Battery Alarm Action
207	Third Low Battery Alarm Action
208	Fourth Low Battery Alarm Action
209	Fourth Low Battery Alarm Action
210	Flags and settings for first low battery alarm
211	First low-battery alarm flags
212	Specify whether a notification is shown when the battery capacity reaches the low level.
213	Low battery notification
214	Flags and settings for third low battery alarm
215	Third low-battery alarm flags
216	Flags and settings for fourth low battery alarm
217	Fourth low-battery alarm flags
218	Percentage of battery capacity remaining that initiates the critical battery action. 
219	Critical battery level
220	Percentage of battery capacity remaining that initiates the low battery action.
221	Low battery level
222	Percent battery power remaining when third low-power action should be taken.
223	Third power trip point
224	Percent battery power remaining when fourth low-power action should be taken.
225	Fourth power trip point
250	Specify what your computer does when you close the lid and press the power buttons.
251	Power buttons and lid
252	Specify the action to take when you press the power button.
253	Power button action
254	Specify the action to take when you press the sleep button.
255	Sleep button action
256	Specify the action that your computer takes when you close the lid on your mobile PC.
257	Lid close action
258	Specify the action to take when you press the Start menu power button.
259	Start menu power button
300	Specify power management settings for your hard disk.
301	Hard disk
302	Specify how long your hard drive is inactive before the disk turns off.
303	Turn off hard disk after
304	Allow the system to adapt the harddisk power down timeout based on system usage and recent history.
305	Enable adaptive powerdown timeout.
306	The harddisk may reduce its speed after the specified time of inactivity is detected.
307	Harddisk lowspeed timeout.
308	Allow the system to adapt the harddisk lowspeed timeout based on system usage and recent history.
309	Adaptive lowspeed timeout
350	Specify power management settings for your computer s processor.
351	Processor power management
352	Processor performance settings which allow the system to lower processor performance (and power consumption) if the system is not doing any work.
353	Processor throttle setting.
354	Disable any processor power savings.
355	Disable
356	Lower the maximum frequency of the processor.  Irregardless of the workload demands, the processor will run at a reduced frequency, thus drawing less power.
357	Lower maximum processor frequency
358	Adaptively lower the maximum processor frequency, based on remaining battery life.  Irregardless of the workload demands, the processor will run at a reduced frequency, thus drawing less power.
359	Adaptively lower the maximum processor frequency.
360	Adaptively adjust the processor frequency based on workload demands.  This setting will significantly reduce power consumption of the processor, while have very little effect on performance.
361	Adaptively adjust processor frequency.
362	Specify the maximum performance state of your processor (in percentage). 
363	Maximum processor state
364	Specify the minimum performance state of your processor (in percentage). 
365	Minimum processor state
366	Processor power CState settings
367	Processor power CState settings
368	Processor power PerfState settings
369	Processor power PerfState settings
400	Specify power management settings for your display.
401	Display
402	Specify how long your computer is inactive before your display turns off.
403	Turn off display after
404	Extends the time that Windows waits to turn off the display if you repeatedly turn on the display with the keyboard or mouse.
405	Adaptive display
500	Allow programs to prevent your computer from sleeping.
501	Allow programs to prevent sleep
502	Yes
503	Query applications and services
504	No
505	Do not query applications and services
510	Enable or disable passive cooling policy on the system.
511	Passive Cooling Mode
515	Specify the brightness level of your display.
516	Display brightness
517	Don't allow Windows to automatically wake your computer from sleep on a timer.
518	No
519	Allow Windows to automatically wake your computer from sleep on a timer.
520	Yes
550	Allow away mode to be enabled for your computer
551	Allow Away Mode Policy
552	Don't Allow away mode to be enabled
553	No
554	Allow away mode to be enabled
555	Yes
600	PCI Express Power Management Settings
601	PCI Express
602	Specifies the Active State Power Management (ASPM) policy to use for capable links when the link is idle.
603	Link State Power Management
604	Turn off ASPM for all links.
605	Off
606	Attempt to use the L0S state when link is idle.
607	Moderate power savings
608	Attempt to use the L1 state when the link is idle.
609	Maximum power savings
700	Allow processors to use throttle states in addition to performance states.
701	Allow Throttle States
702	Specifies the policy for devices powering down while the system is running.
703	Device idle policy
704	Favor performance over power savings.
705	Performance
706	Favor power savings over performance.
707	Power savings
708	Ignore a burst of disk activity up to the specified time when determining if the disk is idle.
709	Hard disk burst ignore time
710	Idle timeout before the system returns to a low power sleep state after waking unattended.
711	System unattended sleep timeout