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- 1 ON
- 2 OFF
- 3 Hibernation state must be "on" or "off"\n
- 4 System does not support hibernation\n
- 5 Unable to configure hibernation file\n
- 6 Unable to determine system capabilities\n
- 7 Invalid Parameters -- try "/?" for help\n
- 8 Out of Memory\n
- 9 Scheme Not Found\n
- 10 Active Power Scheme is Invalid\n
- 11 The scheme could not be imported because a power scheme with the specified GUID already exists.\n
- 12 Unable to create a new power scheme\n
- 13 A scheme name must be specified when creating a new scheme.\nEither specify an existing scheme number or do not use /NUMERICAL.\n
- 14 Name %s\n
- 15 Description %s\n
- 16 Non-admin users cannot modify power settings from a Terminal Services session.\n
- 17 The active power scheme cannot be deleted\n
- 18 The scheme could not be duplicated because a power scheme with the specified GUID already exists.\n
- 19 Group policy override settings exist for this power scheme or power setting.\n
- 20 You do not have the permissions required to perform this action.\n
- 24 \n
- 25 POWERCFG <command line options>\n
- 29 Description:\n
- 34 This command line tool enables users to control the power settings\n
- 39 on a system.\n
- 44 \n
- 49 Parameter List:\n
- 54 -LIST, -L Lists all power schemes in the current user's environment.\n\n
- 59 Usage: POWERCFG -LIST\n\n
- 64 -QUERY, -Q Displays the contents of the specified power scheme.\n\n
- 69 Usage: POWERCFG -QUERY <SCHEME_GUID> <SUB_GUID>\n\n
- 74 <SCHEME_GUID> (optional) Specifies the GUID of the power scheme\n
- 75 to display, can be obtained by using powercfg -l.\n
- 76 <SUB_GUID> (optional) Specifies the GUID of the subgroup\n
- 77 to display. Requires a SCHEME_GUID to be provided.\n\n
- 78 If neither SCHEME_GUID or SUB_GUID are provided, the settings\n
- 79 of the current user s active power scheme are displayed.\n
- 80 If SUB_GUID is not specified, all settings in the specified \n
- 81 power scheme are displayed.\n\n
- 86 -CHANGE, -X Modifies a setting value in the current power scheme.\n\n
- 88 Usage: POWERCFG -X <SETTING> <VALUE>\n\n
- 90 <SETTING> Specifies one of the following options:\n
- 92 -monitor-timeout-ac <minutes>\n
- 94 -monitor-timeout-dc <minutes>\n
- 96 -disk-timeout-ac <minutes>\n
- 98 -disk-timeout-dc <minutes>\n
- 100 -standby-timeout-ac <minutes>\n
- 102 -standby-timeout-dc <minutes>\n
- 104 -hibernate-timeout-ac <minutes>\n
- 105 -hibernate-timeout-dc <minutes>\n\n
- 106 Example:\n
- 107 POWERCFG -Change -monitor-timeout-ac 5\n\n
- 108 This would set the monitor idle timeout value to 5 minutes\n
- 109 when on AC power.\n\n
- 110 -CHANGENAME Modifies the name of a power scheme and optionally it's \n
- 111 description.\n\n
- 112 Usage: POWERCFG -CHANGENAME <GUID> <name> <scheme description> \n\n
- 113 If the description is omitted only the name will be changed.\n\n
- 114 -DUPLICATESCHEME \n
- 115 Duplicates the specified power scheme. The resulting \n
- 119 GUID which represents the new scheme will be displayed.\n\n
- 124 Usage: POWERCFG -DUPLICATESCHEME <GUID> <destination GUID>\n\n
- 129 <GUID> Specifies a scheme GUID obtained by using the powercfg -l.\n\n
- 130 If <destination GUID> is omitted, a new GUID will be\n
- 131 created for the duplicated scheme.\n\n
- 134 -DELETE, -D Deletes the power scheme with the specified GUID.\n\n
- 139 Usage: POWERCFG -DELETE <GUID>\n\n
- 144 <GUID> obtained by using the LIST parameter.\n\n
- 145 -DELETESETTING \n
- 146 Deletes a power setting.\n\n
- 147 Usage: POWERCFG -DELETESETTING <SUB_GUID> <SETTING_GUID> \n\n
- 148 <SUB_GUID> Specifies the subgroup GUID.\n
- 149 <SETTING_GUID> Specifies the power setting guid.\n\n
- 150 -SETACTIVE, -S \n
- 151 Makes the specified power scheme active on the system.\n\n
- 154 Usage: POWERCFG -SETACTIVE <SCHEME_GUID>\n\n
- 159 <SCHEME_GUID> Specifies the scheme guid.\n\n
- 164 -GETACTIVESCHEME \n
- 165 Retrieve the currently active power scheme.\n\n
- 169 Usage: POWERCFG -GETACTIVESCHEME \n\n
- 179 -SETACVALUEINDEX\n
- 180 Sets a value associated with a specified power setting\n
- 184 while the system is powered by AC power.\n\n
- 189 Usage: POWERCFG -SETACVALUEINDEX <SCHEME_GUID> <SUB_GUID>\n
- 190 <SETTING_GUID> <SettingIndex>\n\n
- 194 <SCHEME_GUID> Specifies a power scheme GUID and may be\n
- 199 obtained by using PowerCfg /L.\n
- 204 <SUB_GUID> Specifies a subgroup of power setting GUID and may\n
- 209 be obtained by using "PowerCfg /Q."\n
- 214 <SETTING_GUID> Specifies an individual power setting GUID and may\n
- 219 be obtained by using "PowerCfg /Q".\n
- 224 <SettingIndex> Specifies which of the list of of possible values\n
- 229 this power setting will be set to.\n\n
- 234 Example:\n
- 239 POWERCFG -SetAcValueIndex <GUID> <GUID> <GUID> 5\n
- 244 This would set the power setting's AC value to the 5th entry\n
- 249 in the list of possible values for this power setting.\n
- 254 -SETDCVALUEINDEX \n
- 255 Sets a value associated with a specified power setting\n
- 259 while the system is powered by DC power.\n\n
- 264 Usage: POWERCFG -SETDCVALUEINDEX <SCHEME_GUID> <SUB_GUID>\n
- 265 <SETTING_GUID> <SettingIndex>\n
- 269 <SCHEME_GUID> Specifies a power scheme GUID and may be\n
- 274 obtained by using PowerCfg /L.\n
- 279 <SUB_GUID> Specifies a subgroup of power setting GUID and may\n
- 284 be obtained by using "PowerCfg /Q."\n
- 289 <SETTING_GUID> Specifies an individual power setting GUID and may\n
- 294 be obtained by using "PowerCfg /Q".\n
- 299 <SettingIndex> Specifies which of the list of possible values\n
- 304 this setting will be set to.\n\n
- 309 Example:\n
- 314 POWERCFG -SetDcValueIndex <GUID> <GUID> <GUID> 5\n
- 319 This would set the power setting's DC value to the 5th entry\n
- 324 in the list of possible values for this power setting.\n\n
- 329 -HIBERNATE, -H <ON|OFF> \n
- 330 Enables-Disables the hibernate feature. Hibernate timeout is not\n
- 334 supported on all systems.\n\n
- 335 Usage: POWERCFG -H <ON|OFF>\n\n
- 339 -AVAILABLESLEEPSTATES, -A \n
- 340 Reports the sleep states available on the system\n
- 344 Attempts to report reasons why sleep states are unavailable.\n\n
- 349 -DEVICEQUERY\n
- 350 Return a list of devices that meet the specified criteria.\n\n
- 354 Usage: POWERCFG -DEVICEQUERY <queryflags>\n\n
- 359 <queryflags> Secifies one of the following criteria:\n\n
- 364 wake_from_S1_supported Return all devices that support waking the\n
- 369 system from a light sleep state.\n
- 374 wake_from_S2_supported Return all devices that support waking the\n
- 379 system from a deeper sleep state.\n
- 384 wake_from_S3_supported Return all devices that support waking the \n
- 389 system from the deepest sleep state.\n
- 394 wake_from_any Return all devices that support waking the \n
- 399 system from any sleep state.\n
- 404 S1_supported List devices supporting light sleep.\n
- 409 S2_supported List devices supporting deeper sleep.\n
- 414 S3_supported List devices supporting deepest sleep.\n
- 419 S4_supported List devices supporting hibernation.\n
- 424 wake_programmable List devices that are user-configurable\n
- 429 to wake the system from a sleep state.\n
- 434 wake_armed List devices that are currently configured\n
- 439 to wake the system from any sleep state.\n
- 444 all_devices Return all devices present in the system.\n
- 449 all_devices_verbose Return verbose list of devices.\n
- 454 Example:\n
- 459 POWERCFG -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed\n\n
- 464 -DEVICEENABLEWAKE\n
- 465 Enable the device to wake the system from a sleep state.\n\n
- 469 Usage: POWERCFG -DEVICEENABLEWAKE <devicename>\n\n
- 470 <devicename> Specifies a device retrieved using\n
- 471 "PowerCfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_programmable".\n\n
- 479 Example:\n
- 484 POWERCFG -DEVICEENABLEWAKE "Microsoft USB IntelliMouse Explorer"\n\n
- 489 -DEVICEDISABLEWAKE <devicename> disable the device from waking the system\n
- 490 Disable the device from waking the system from a sleep state\n\n
- 494 Usage: POWERCFG -DEVICEDISABLEWAKE \n\n
- 499 <devicename> Specifies a device retrieved using\n
- 500 "PowerCfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed".\n\n
- 504 -IMPORT Imports all power settings from the specified file.\n\n
- 509 Usage: POWERCFG -IMPORT <filename> <GUID> \n\n
- 514 <filename> Specifiy a fully-qualified path to a file generated by\n
- 519 using "PowerCfg -EXPORT parameter".\n
- 524 <GUID> (optional) The settings are loaded into a power scheme\n
- 525 represented by this GUID. If not supplied, powercfg\n
- 529 will generate and use a new GUID\n\n
- 539 Example:\n
- 544 POWERCFG -IMPORT c:\scheme.pow\n
- 549 -EXPORT Exports power scheme, represented by the specified GUID, to the \n
- 554 specified file.\n\n
- 559 Usage: POWERCFG -EXPORT <filename> <GUID> \n\n
- 564 <filename> Specify a fully-qualified path to a destination file.\n
- 569 <GUID> specifies a power scheme GUID and may be obtained by\n
- 570 using "PowerCfg /L"\n\n
- 574 Example:\n
- 579 POWERCFG -EXPORT c:\scheme.pow 381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e\n
- 580 -LASTWAKE Reports information about what woke the system from the last\n
- 581 sleep transition\n\n
- 584 -HELP, -? Displays information on command-line parameters.\n\n
- 614 -ALIASES Displays all aliases and their corresponding GUIDs.\n
- 619 The user may use these aliases in place of any GUID on\n
- 624 the commandline.\n\n
- 629 -SETSECURITYDESCRIPTOR\n
- 634 Sets a security descriptor associated with a specified\n
- 635 power setting, power scheme, or action.\n\n
- 639 Usage: POWERCFG -SETSECURITYDESCRIPTOR <GUID|ACTION> <SDDL>\n\n
- 644 <GUID> Specifies a power scheme or a power setting GUID.\n
- 649 <ACTION> Can be one of the following strings:\n
- 654 ActionSetActive, ActionCreate, ActionDefault\n
- 659 <SDDL> Specifies a valid security descriptor string in SDDL\n
- 664 format. Call POWERCFG -GETSECURITYDESCRIPTOR to see\n
- 665 an example SDDL STRING.\n\n
- 669 -GETSECURITYDESCRIPTOR\n
- 674 Gets a security descriptor associated with a specified \n
- 675 power setting, power scheme, or action.\n\n
- 679 Usage: POWERCFG -GETSECURITYDESCRIPTOR <GUID|ACTION> \n
- 684 <GUID> Specifies a power scheme or a power setting GUID.\n
- 689 <ACTION> Can be one of the following strings:\n
- 694 ActionSetActive, ActionCreate, ActionDefault\n
- 699 \n
- 704 \n
- 705 \nExisting Power Schemes (* Active)\n
- 709 -----------------------------------\n
- 710 \nSystem Power Scheme\n
- 711 ---------------------\n
- 729 An unexpected error condition has occurred. Unable to perform operation. You may not have permission to perform this operation.\n
- 734 The hibernation timeout must be at least as long as the standby timeout.\n
- 739 After %lu mins\n
- 744 Never\n
- 749 Not Supported\n
- 754 WARNING: System does not support standby\n
- 759 WARNING: System may not support waking from standby in order to hibernate\n
- 764 WARNING: System does not support monitor power saving\n
- 769 WARNING: System does not support disk power saving\n
- 774 You do not have permission to enable or disable the Hibernate feature.\n
- 819 Unable to load POWRPROF.DLL\n
- 824 Unable to use POWRPROF.DLL\n
- 834 Power Scheme GUID:
- 839 Subgroup GUID:
- 844 Power Setting GUID:
- 849 Current AC Power Setting Index:
- 854 Current DC Power Setting Index:
- 859 Settings belonging to no subgroup
- 864 Minimum Possible Setting:
- 869 Maximum Possible Setting:
- 874 Possible Settings increment:
- 879 Possible Settings units:
- 884 Possible Setting Friendly Name:
- 889 Possible Setting Index:
- 894 Default AC Setting Value Index:
- 899 Default DC Setting Value Index:
- 904
- 909 The power scheme, subgroup or setting specified does not exist.\n
- 914 You do not have permission to enable or disable device wake.\n
- 919 The file could not be found.\n
- 924 The value specified is mal-formed, or is not within the range of the target power setting.\n
- 929 The power setting has been changed, but could not be applied from a Terminal Services session.\n
- 1004 Hibernation failed with the following error: %s\nThe following items are preventing hibernation on this system.\n
- 1005 There are no reported reasons hibernation does not work. Ensure that you have permission to enable hibernation on this system.\n
- 1006 The system firmware does not support hibernation.\n
- 1007 The system firmware supports hibernation, but it does not work properly.\n
- 1008 The platform does not support hibernation.\n
- 1009 There are one or more legacy drivers installed: %s\n
- 1010 The storage drivers do not support hibernation.\n
- 1011 The system could not create the hibernation file. The specific error code is 0x%x.\n
- 1012 An internal error occurred. The specific error code is 0x%x.\n
- 1013 Hibernation is not allowed due to the amount of memory installed on the system.\n
- 1014 The system has more than one processor and hibernate will not work properly because of this.\n
- 1015 The VGAPNP.SYS driver specifically disallows hibernation. Check for a more appropriate video driver to enable hibernation.\n
- 1016 An unknown error occurred while enabling hibernation.\n
- 1017 The previous attempt to hibernate failed.\n
- 1018 An internal system component has disabled hibernation.\n
- 1019 The current power policy has disabled hibernation.\n
- 1054 The system doesn't support hibernation.\n
- 1104 There are no reported reasons for the sleep state to not work.\n
- 1105 The system firmware does not support this standby state.\n
- 1106 The system firmware may support this standby state, but it does not work properly.\n
- 1107 The standby state is not supported on this system. ACPI is not enabled or not supported on this system.\n
- 1108 There are one or more legacy drivers installed which prevent this standby state: %s\n
- 1109 SHOULD NOT OCCUR.\n
- 1110 SHOULD NOT OCCUR.\n
- 1111 SHOULD NOT OCCUR.\n
- 1112 This standby state is not allowed due to the amount of memory installed on the system.\n
- 1113 The system has more than one processor and this standby state will not work properly because of this.\n
- 1114 The VGAPNP.SYS display driver does not support standby. Please consult your hardware vendor for an updated display driver.\n
- 1115 An unknown error occurred while enabling standby.\n
- 1116 The previous attempt to standby failed.\n
- 1117 An internal system component has disabled this standby state.\n
- 1118 The current power policy has disabled this standby state.\n
- 1154 The system doesn't support this standby state.\n
- 1204 Standby (S1)
- 1205 Standby (S2)
- 1206 Standby (S3)
- 1214 Unable to retreive the supported sleep states on the system.
- 1215 Unable to retreive verbose reasons why sleep states are unavailabe on this system.
- 1216 The following sleep states are available on this system:
- 1217 The following sleep states are not available on this system:
- 1224 Standby
- 1225 (
- 1226 S1
- 1227 S2
- 1228 S3
- 1229 )
- 1230 Hibernate
- 1231 Shutdown
- 1232 Hybrid Sleep
- 1279 WARNING: Battery alarm action changed from HIBERNATE to NONE.\n
- 1284 WARNING: Failed to automatically change battery alarm action from HIBERNATE.\n
- 1304 Wake History Count - %d\n
- 1305 Wake History [%d]\n
- 1306 Wake Source Count - %d\n
- 1307 Wake Source [%d]\n
- 1308 Type: Unknown (%d)\n
- 1309 Type: Device\n
- 1310 Type: Fixed Feature\n
- 1311 Instance Path: %s\n
- 1312 Friendly Name: %s\n
- 1313 Description: %s\n
- 1314 Manufacturer: %s\n
- 1315 Unknown (%d)\n
- 1316 Power Button\n
- 1317 Sleep Button\n
- 1318 Timer Expired (RTC)\n
- 1334 Imported Power Scheme Successfully. GUID:
- 1404 Busy Adjust Threshold: %d\n
- 1405 Time Check: %d\n
- 1406 Increase Time: %d\n
- 1407 Decrease Time: %d\n
- 1408 Increase Percent: %d\n
- 1409 Decrease Percent: %d\n
- 1410 Domain Accounting Policy: %d\n
- 1411 Increase Policy: %d\n
- 1412 Decrease Policy: %d\n
- 1424 Revision: %d\n
- 1425 Policy Count: %d\n
- 1426 [C%d] Time Check: %d\n
- 1427 [C%d] Demote Percent: %d\n
- 1428 [C%d] Promote Percent: %d\n
- 1429 Scaling Allowed: %d\n
- 1430 Disabled: %d\n
- 5001 ERROR:
- 5002 WARNING:
- 5003 SUCCESS:
- 5004 INFO:
- 5005 N/A
- 5501 Type the password for %s:
- 5502 Passing the user credential for local connection.\n
- 5503 The target system must be running Windows XP or above.\n
- 5504 The remote system must be running Windows 2000 or above.\n
- 5601 Invalid syntax. '%s' value is not allowed for '%s' option.\n%s\n
- 5602 Invalid syntax. Specify valid numeric value for '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5603 Invalid syntax. Specifiy valid floating point value for '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5604 Invalid syntax. Mandatory option '%s' is missing.\n%s\n
- 5605 Invalid syntax. '%s' option is not allowed more than '%d' time(s).\n%s\n
- 5607 Invalid argument/option - '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5608 Invalid syntax. Default argument is missing.\n%s\n
- 5609 Length of the command line argument should not exceed 255 characters.\n
- 5610 Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '%d' time(s).\n%s\n
- 5611 Invalid syntax. Value expected for '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5612 Invalid syntax. '%s' value is not allowed as default argument.\n%s\n
- 5613 Type "%s /?" for usage.
- 5614 Value for '%s' option cannot be empty.\n%s\n
- 5615 Value for default option cannot be empty.\n%s\n
- 5616 Invalid syntax. Specify valid numeric value for default.\n%s\n
- 5617 Invalid syntax. Specifiy valid floating point value for default.\n%s\n
- 5618 Value for default option cannot be more than %d character(s).\n
- 5619 Invalid syntax. Value cannot be specified with '%s' option.\n%s\n
- 5620 Value for '%s' option cannot be more than %d character(s).\n
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