Here’s the true story - SetPower isn’t a magic wand.

In simple terms it’s a computer power management program.

Using SetPower you could time your system to go to sleep or make it wake up.

Gboard’s editing mode on an Android phone.

The secret behind it are power schedules which let you control your system’s on and off cycle.

Are you one of those who should use SetPower?

SetPower returns control to the user who missed having a time bound power management feature bundled with Windows.

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SetPower enhances the capabilities of the in-built Power management tweaks by letting the user set it by the clock.

Starting with the installation, let’s take a look at how it does its bit for the environment.

Setup starts with an installer which downloads the full installation.

The file explorer on the Dell XPS 14 9440.

SetPower installs as aControl Panelapplet and occupies a minuscule 435KB of space.

The power plans also can be modified by double clicking and changing the times.

That’s an attractive thought for a person who doesn’t use the Shut Down button too much.

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As a small freeware (only for personal use), SetPower has lots going for it.

An easily configurable interface with simple time based options.

SetPower also works along with the in-built computer power management feature in Windows.

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Both AC and battery supply are covered in the scheme of things.

So for simplicity’s sake and for drip by drip power savings, SetPower is set and on.

1_First-Screen

2_Add-Scheduled-Plan

3_Using-Wizard

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