Close the Group Policy Management Editor window. You can see your power plan is now listed in the Power Options of the Group Policy Preference. Now you can examine each of the possible options and set each component to the proper settings for this plan. That will be the one I use in this demonstration. In the example below, you can see that I created a Power Plan called My Custom Plan 1. If you want to keep the 3 default policies, first create a new Power Policy in the Control Panel and then restart this procedure. You need to select which policy you want to make changes to. These are the Power plans currently on the server or Windows 7 client that you are creating the policy on. Under the Action drop down is another drop down box. The Delete action will remove the power plan. Update will only changes settings that you specify, but will not remove any that are currently present The Replace action will replace an existing power plan or create on if non exists. The Create action will create a new power plan. In the Action drop down list, you are given 4 choices. This article will help you with that.Ĭlick Power Plan (Windows Vista and Later). Remember, before you can use GPO Preferences on Windows XP, you need to install an update. When you right click Power Options and then select New, you get the option of creating Windows XP Power Options, Windows XP Power Scheme, or Windows Vista/7 Power Plan. To access this feature, open or create a Group Policy.Įxpand Computer Configuration \ Preferences \ Control Panel Settings \ Power Options. With Group Policy Preferences, you can now design power plans for you organizations mobile users and deploy them using GPOs.
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