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Support), must be run from an administrator-level (elevated) command prompt. Such as -export (for exporting power plans) and -h (for enabling or disabling hibernation You can run most of these commands while logged on as a standard user, but a few, The examples that follow illustrate the use of Powercfg.exe on Windows Vista and later Of having to specify the GUID for the Balanced power plan. However, Powercfg.Įxe also supports aliases for most common GUIDs, and you can type powercfg -aliases toĭisplay a list of supported aliases as shown here (the output has been truncated). Requires that you know the GUIDs for the settings you want to modify. Power management settings are represented by GUIDs, so using Powercfg.exe generally Powercfg.exe exposes all power management settings, including those that are not available

Powercfg is a command-line utility for configuring Windows 7 power management policy. Configuring Power Management Settings Using the Powercfg Utility