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everyone welcome to HD power saver battery saver episode number four in this one I'll be showing you guys a little something with my screencasting software about how you can save battery life using the actual built in windows power management software basically what i'm going to show you is that you can change the windows power options how it actually uses power it dims the screen automatically turns down the cpu the graphics off automatically and it won't change the resolution of your screen which i'll show you later but it definitely is by far the easiest way to change the how much how long your computer can actually last on battery so I'm go ahead and watch the off software part which is going to come up right after this and that's it so yeah enjoy alright guys windows power options is a really really really simple and easy way to change tone down how much battery you're using if you're trying to max all your battery which is what this whole video series is about so we're going to want to do right here I'm actually I don't have my battery in right now pretty intense I just have it plugged in and it's some is running off the power so I just left click on it once and Windows this you'll be able to select the power plan I'm at high performance mode now if I were to take the cord out and just have battery it's going to say this favors performs but you will you will be sacrificed quite a bit of battery life on this plan power saver is what your computer is balance is actually what your computer is set on by default you're not getting the most performance out of your desktop replacement if you have it on balanced so I leave my long discs on high replacement on sorry high performance when my interesting i might just doing my work playing games etc power saver is the mode you want to put it in that will automatically dim screen turn down pretty much everything tone down your cpu and just let you do the core basics of what you're doing and listen to music tech me an email just doing some basic skype calls or whatever so i leave mine on high performance mode now if you're working with windows p there is a quite different way to do this first of all you want to go to your control panel which you can also find an espana and in windows XP i'm remembering off my head here will sway to the control panel open ok i'm going to go to see here it should be under power options this will not work my desktop a death automatically uses the max amount of power its high performance etc but because you're not trying to save battery if you have a laptop you will have a power options button double click on the power options button and there are your pepper plants you just said which one you want it'll leave an ethical dial here also since I've bought an HP pavilion if I throw ditional plans there's HP recommended playing which is kind of like the balance plan you see here so that is episode number four on power plans how to save your battery and hopefully watch this in HD so you can see everything clearly and that is basically it so if you have anything right I hope you found that last tutorial helpful on your battery saving tips my eight cell laptop battery here basically what you're going to do is change the change the power saver options when you're in windows vista if you have any other questions or you want me to do another tutorial like i said we subscribe to my page and that button over there or if you're watching in HD it's down there and subscribe to my page send me a message hit me up i'll do whatever i can and ask your question so um thanks for watching and more episodes to come face