Recognize the CPU load through individual programs and APPs!
It is easy to recognize the CPU load caused by individual programs and APPs in Windows 10/11!
A very important point in terms of better energy efficiency is the CPU load, luckily you can clearly see the CPU load in Task Manager, which is caused by individual desktop programs and / or MS Store APPs, especially when using Windows 10 on mobile Devices such as MS-Surface, laptops and tablets that should last as long as possible on battery, especially if you let your laptop continue to work when you close the lid!
The burden of the individual programs / applications under Windows 10!
Set CPU process priority for applications in Windows 10 to improve processor resources between all running processes based on their priority level. When a process has a higher priority application, it gets more processor resources for better performance than a lower priority process. If you want, you can manually set the priority of processes to run in real time, high, above normal, normal, below normal, or low. Priority level in Windows based on your needs instead of the default priority. The changes you make to the priority level of a process, application, desktop program , ... are only temporary and not permanent.
Its easy to use a PC sleep timer on Windows 10 / 11 or MS Server 2019, 2016 Info: Everyone knows it, when watching TV in the living room, to fall asleep,
The simple solution if Windows 10 or 11 goes to sleep too early on Home and Pro version There are a few things to check, starting with checking your hibernation
Is it easy to prevent unwanted Windows 10 / 11 restart after downloading updates ? You dont need any famous tools like Dont Sleep to solve this problem,
Yes, the higher battery consumption for laptops notebooks is an unpleasant thing, even on Windows 10 after update Here are a few points that could reduce
Power Options is a settings page where you can change the power plan and adjust the screen brightness on your computer You do not need a tutorial or X methods