I am trying to setup a friend’s notebook. Using the wonderful guide we all know, I am not able to add power plans options. After “powercfg” commands nothing changes on power plan settings inside Windows 11. This is not making me satisfied about this notebook setup. I am making some tests, I will …

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I just tried but I am not able to run the script. Here below the error message from OS: & ‘C:\temp\SetSafeUltimate’ & : Impossibile caricare il file C:\temp\SetSafeUltimate.ps1. L’esecuzione di script è disabilitata nel sistema in uso. Per ulteriori informazioni, vedere about_Execution_Policies …

Did you run it as administrator?

Of course yes. And I removed the block protection as explained by Frank1119

YESSSSS… It worked, I gave myself no restrictions and script started. Of course now I have the maximum performance plan active. It should be the perfect way, I will update something in some days. Thanks a lot!

Yes, please let us know how it goes :slight_smile:

So, funny, I was coming to post this same thing. I decided I wanted to run Fank’s script (thank you again!) on my backup computer, which is actually a slightly newer Lenovo Thinkpad P.16 (Gen 2) running Windows 11. I had the same error. I found a website on this topic and performed the same comma…

It’s late night here. We installed Numa player (free vst) to test Asus Vivobook together with his Studiologic Numa Compact X SE. That keyboard has an internal audio board so we just tested latency and general performance. Everything ran smoothly and without any hiccup. I even didn’t need to touch…

[image] Furio: It’s late night here. Here is 23:40, but Gig Performer warriors don’t sleep! :innocent: [image] Furio: Everything ran smoothly and without any hiccup. :ok_hand:

Same time here in Italy… :laughing:

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