Cant view Advanced Power Settings after turning off Connected Standby


  1. steve257
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    Cant view Advanced Power Settings after turning off Connected Standby


    I have a Surface Pro 4 (windows 10) and want to modify my Power Plan in order to stop the fan coming on every 5 mins when using Chrome.

    I have turned off Connected Standby by "Double clicking on CsEnabled and changing Value data from 1 to 0." However, after rebooting I can still not view Advanced Power Settings even though Value is now 0.

    Does anyone know why?
    Thanks.
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  3. Caledon Ken
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    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
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    Welcome to the TenForums @steve257

    Do you have restore points enabled, did you create a restore point before you changed registry and can you do a system restore to an earlier time?

    My understanding is that connected stand by is a power state that allows your machines to keep certain apps up to date while your device is sleeping, like in case you get an email it will bong.

    I would restore and go from there.
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