Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Microsoft
Switch power management profiles with Hotkeys
by Jason Clarke Jun 14th 2009
Finding the proper balance in your power management scheme can be challenging; sometimes you need all the horsepower you can get, while other times battery life is your top priority. If you find yourself regularly navigating to your power management settings as your priorities change, you might benefit from being able to create hotkeys that will instantly switch you to a different power management profile.
A poster at How To Geek outlines how to create a shortcut that will switch your system to a specific power management profile. Once you have the shortcuts you need set up, you can then either set a hotkey in the shortcut itself, or use your favorite hotkey utility to launch each shortcut based on your preferred hotkey.
[Via Lifehacker]
Awhile back I 
A long time
ago (in a blog far, far away) I lamented the lack of documentation on Apple's knowledge base. It's gotten better, but
still is nowhere near the comprehensive nature of Microsoft's KB. Granted, MS has a lot more to say since it makes more
tools, but to call their KB labyrinthine is putting it nicely. Worse, just jumping to a particular KB article, even if
you know the specific number (and some messages will give you this). Annoyances Central has a 
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