subject: Why Can Not I Select A Power Scheme , The Battery Meter ? [print this page] If your computer is on a network in an organization as a school, a State or local organization or company , your organization's system administrator to have done so that some settings are unavailable or even removed them by using Group Policy . Group Policy is a feature of Windows that system administrators use to manage user access to specific Windowsfunctions .
If you think that Group Policy is preventing you from changing a power setting that you need to access , contact your system administrator. In addition , you can not have the necessary user rights to select a new power scheme , the system administrator has determined the active power plan in place to allow you to choose one .
Although the schedule Balanced appropriate for most users , you should consider if it is available to you based on how you typically use your computer . For example, travel a lot and rely on Sony PCGA-BP71 battery power for extended periods , it is not safe to schedule high performance to offer the battery VGP-BPS9/B you need . In this case, the schedule Powersave better .
And if your computer is always connected to the mains when in use , it is not safe to schedule Power Save Mode offers the system performance you need , such as when watching a DVD movie. If you want to see which power plan, hover over the HP DV6000 battery meter icon .
