Power Schemes and Multiple Users

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Mike McCollister

I have found that if I have multiple users on my notebook computer that the power schemes get a little confused. For example, if I am logged on to the Fred account and it has power scheme A and then I switch user to Wilma and it has a different power scheme then the one of the power schemes gets messed up. Is there a way to lock the power schemes so that when it is changed on one account that it gets changed on the other accounts?

Thanks,

Mike
 
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Carey Frisch [MVP]

Power schemes are a global setting and cannot be
changed without affecting other users.

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows - Shell/User
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I have found that if I have multiple users on my notebook computer that the power schemes get a little confused. For example, if I
am logged on to the Fred account and it has power scheme A and then I switch user to Wilma and it has a different power scheme then
the one of the power schemes gets messed up. Is there a way to lock the power schemes so that when it is changed on one account that
it gets changed on the other accounts?

Thanks,

Mike
 
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Mike McCollister

Carey,

I don't see that to be the case. I would love that to be the case but I
don't see it.

If I set the Wilma account to "Home/Office Desk" logout and then log into
the Fred account and change the power scheme to Presentation, log out and
then go back to Wilma, it is still set to "Home/Office Desk". I would love
for that to stick between accounts.

Note that I am using XP Pro and all accounts are admin accounts.

Mike
 
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Wesley Vogel

How many different Hardware Profiles are there?

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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Mike McCollister

One hardware profile.

Mike

Wesley Vogel said:
How many different Hardware Profiles are there?

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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Guest

Mike - did you ever get a solution to this? I get exactly the same annoying
problem and want a way to make the power settings global.
Andrew
 

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