Windows 10 2004 latest version

Fartlord2099 · 27 Sep 2020

unclewebb said:

The High Performance power profile still exists in Windows 10 2004, even if your computer is using Modern Standby. You can open a command window and enter any of these commands to switch back and forth between profiles.

High Performance
powercfg /s SCHEME_MIN

Balanced
powercfg /s SCHEME_BALANCED

Power Saver
powercfg /s SCHEME_MAX

ThrottleStop 9.2 includes an option so you can access these profiles without having to open a command window.
https://i.imgur.com/ZGC2KKO.png

You can also edit these profiles but that is trickier. You will need to use the powercfg command with the -setacvalueindex or -setdcvalueindex options.

Do you know the command to enable ultimate performance mode?

Brink · 27 Sep 2020

Fartlord2099 said:

Do you know the command to enable ultimate performance mode?

Hello, and welcome to Ten Forums.

The "Ultimate Performance" power plan is only available in the Windows 10 Pro for Workstations edition.

If you have this edition, you can use the command below like in option 3 of the tutorial below.

powercfg /S e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61

Choose Power Plan in Windows 10

Fartlord2099 · 28 Sep 2020

Brink said:

Hello, and welcome to Ten Forums.

The "Ultimate Performance" power plan is only available in the Windows 10 Pro for Workstations edition.

If you have this edition, you can use the command below like in option 3 of the tutorial below.

powercfg /S e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61

Choose Power Plan in Windows 10

I have it enabled on my xps 13 9360 with windows home edition version 1903. I want to enable it on my new xps 15 9500 which unfortunately has windows home version 2004. I'm assuming this is no longer possible on version 2004?

Brink · 28 Sep 2020

Fartlord2099 said:

I have it enabled on my xps 13 9360 with windows home edition version 1903. I want to enable it on my new xps 15 9500 which unfortunately has windows home version 2004. I'm assuming this is no longer possible on version 2004?

You should be able to use option 2 in the tutorial below to add the power plan.

Restore Missing Default Power Plans in Windows 10

plat · 28 Sep 2020

Hello, I would like to tell you that High Performance option is alive and well on here running Windows 10 Insiders v. 20H2, which will theoretically transition to release v. 2009 in a few weeks or so. Further, I can change the plan from Balanced to High Performance and back again without restarting machine.

However, I have disabled Sleep mode due to running a small CPU undervolt.