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3 Windows settings that can make or break your PC
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Case in point: the Windows performance option.
When released, the PC was set to a compatibility mode that slowed the PC down to about 4MHz.
Windows Power ModeThe Windows Power Mode, which has been around since Windows 10, is a bit like that.
Within the Windows 11 Settings menu (System > Power & battery) you’ll see the Power Mode option with two drop-down menu options: “Plugged in” and “On battery”.
(Laptop makers uniformly want us to test in the “Best Performance” mode.