Power schemes

[e]

I have a notebook computer and have been trying to create my own Power
Scheme in (Power Options Properties/Power schemes). When I try to save it,
I get this: "Indicates two revision levels are incompatible." What does
this mean? And how do I save a power scheme of my own making?



Thanks.



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[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

I have a notebook computer and have been trying to create my own Power
Scheme in (Power Options Properties/Power schemes). When I try to
save it, I get this: "Indicates two revision levels are
incompatible." What does this mean? And how do I save a power
scheme of my own making?

Your trying to name the power scheme and that name already exists as another
saved power scheme. Pick another name or delete the other power scheme with
that name.

Error Message: Power Policy Manager Unable to Set Policy. Indicates Two
Revision Levels Are Incompatible:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=302713

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[e]

Thanks for replying, Ronnie.

I've looked over the reference you've cited. It doesn't quite cover what's
going on. Let me further explain.

I'll pull up the Portable/Laptop scheme, change it, save it as
ePortable/Laptop, click Apply, and click OK. When I go back into Power
schemes, ePortable/Laptop is no longer there. Instead the selected scheme
is Super Power Saver.

How do I save ePortable/Laptop and have it stick?

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: e wrote:
: > I have a notebook computer and have been trying to create my own Power
: > Scheme in (Power Options Properties/Power schemes). When I try to
: > save it, I get this: "Indicates two revision levels are
: > incompatible." What does this mean? And how do I save a power
: > scheme of my own making?
:
: Your trying to name the power scheme and that name already exists as
another
: saved power scheme. Pick another name or delete the other power scheme
with
: that name.
:
: Error Message: Power Policy Manager Unable to Set Policy. Indicates Two
: Revision Levels Are Incompatible:
: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=302713
:
: --
: Ronnie Vernon
: Microsoft MVP
: Windows Shell/User
:
: Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
: Unsolicited e-mail is not answered.
:
:

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Thanks for replying, Ronnie.

I've looked over the reference you've cited. It doesn't quite cover
what's going on. Let me further explain.

I'll pull up the Portable/Laptop scheme, change it, save it as
ePortable/Laptop, click Apply, and click OK. When I go back into
Power schemes, ePortable/Laptop is no longer there. Instead the
selected scheme is Super Power Saver.

How do I save ePortable/Laptop and have it stick?

What settings are you using for that scheme? Post back with the
configuration you are trying to use.

--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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