Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. Managing Power with Group Policy: Part 1 of 3 (It should also be applied to Windows 10, too) If the main issue is to custom a power plan. Information about power management setting on a network adapter (The theory should also be applied to Windows 10) You could try to capture the registry key` value by yourself. Is not available for me to test this configuration.
Due to the limited working environment, it We could try to deploy a registry key gpp. I found a registry key related to this configuration. I didn`t find a gpo related to the wifi power management(Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power). For solid state drives (SSD) this has no affect, but for traditional mechanical hard drives, when this happens the hard drive will ‘spin down’ reducing its power usage and giving the drive an opportunity to cool down. Once done you need to wait for a Group Policy Update and then the user to log off and back on for the power button to appear or disappear.Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\System\Power Management\Sleep Settings, Video and Display Settings By default Windows 10 will power down hard drives after 20 minutes of inactivity (or if the computer is a laptop, 10 minutes when on battery). After that Select REG_DWORD and value “1” (enable) or “0” (disable) to configured the power button. Then type in “Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ImmersiveShell\Launcher\” into the Key Path field and “Launcher_ShowPowerButtonOnStartScreen” into the Value Name box. To do this open a Group Policy Object that targets the users that you want to enable/disable the power button for and then navigate to User Configuration > Preferences > Windows Settings then right click Registry and go to New > Registry Item (see below) HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ImmersiveShell\Launcher\ĭWORD Launcher_ShowPowerButtonOnStartScreenĪs this is as simple as a registry key then you can easily implemented it as a Group Policy Preferences Registry Extension setting.
Meaning if your device is a classified as a touch “slate” device then the Power Button will not be visible.īut as discovered by there is a registry key that can be configured to override this setting: If you have updated your touch/slate device to Windows 8.1 Update you will have noticed that the Search button has appeared on your start menu but not the power button. If you were wondering how to enable this button then unfortunately there is no easy way to do this as it is dictated by the type of hardware that you are running the device on (see ).
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