Windows 10 Tutorials 65 – Create a Shortcut to Battery Saver Setting

Welcome to our series of Microsoft Windows 10 tutorials that help you understand the features of the upcoming Windows 10.

This tutorial will show you how to create a shortcut on your desktop which you can use to access Battery Saver settings anytime.

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Battery Saver mode

Battery Saver mode in Windows 10 allows you to save your laptops battery automatically by limiting the number of background activities and managing various hardware adjustments.

This usually means that performance of your computer will decrease and you can also manually turn it off if you wish to experience the full performance of your computer.

How to create a shortcut to access Battery saver settings in Windows 10:

  1. Right click anywhere on the empty area in your desktop, click on New and Shortcut.
  2. In the window that pops up, type in the target location box

    %windir%\explorer.exe %localappdata%\Packages\windows.immersivecontrolpanel_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Indexed\Settings\en-US\AAA_SettingsPageBatterySaver.settingcontent-ms

  3. Type in name for your shortcut as BatterySaver or anything which you may like. Click Finish to create the shortcut.

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You can use this shortcut as it is, however, if you want to assign an icon to it, follow these steps:

  1. Right click on the shortcut and select Properties.
  2. Click Change Icon.
  3. Select the icon from the list of icons displayed or browse the file System32\taskbarcpl.dll and select an icon.

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For quick access you can pin the shortcut to taskbar, add it to quick launch or assign a keyboard shortcut to it.

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1 thought on “Windows 10 Tutorials 65 – Create a Shortcut to Battery Saver Setting”

  1. I saved that line of text in a word document I have with all sorts of codes/texts relating to Windows 10. I think I will assign a cooler icon that what they have 🙂 maybe download something nice for this. Thanks for the tutorial!

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