Power Scheme

L

Larry Gardner

The Power Options is per system, not per-user.

However, if you have more that one administrator, any one of them can go in
and modify.
 
S

Stan Brown

Fri, 16 Jun 2006 23:15:50 -0400 from Larry Gardner <newscience83
@usadatanet.net>:
The Power Options is per system, not per-user.
Click to expand...

Really? When I created a new power scheme as Administrator, then
logged in as limited user, it wasn't visible.

When I asked last year a similar question to the OP's, I was told
there is no way without editing the Registry.
 

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