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I am in the process of writing a script to configure a number of settings on Conference Room PC's.<br />
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Using powercfg.exe I am able to import the correct power scheme.<br />
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The problem I am having it with actually setting it. &nbsp;The GUID is differemt each time you import it. &nbsp;<br />
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This is what i have so far:<br />
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#Import and Set Power Settings<br />
powercfg -import c:\cr\crsch.pow <br />
Start-Sleep -s 15<br />
powercfg -setactive e158c791-357b-43cf-bebf-64<wbr />cc68aceb1a<wbr /><br />
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Is there a way to setactive by &quot;friendly name?&quot;<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Geoff
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I am in the process of writing a script to configure a number of settings on Conference Room PC's.

Using powercfg.exe I am able to import the correct power scheme.

The problem I am having it with actually setting it.  The GUID is differemt each time you import it.  

This is what i have so far:

#Import and Set Power Settings
powercfg -import c:\cr\crsch.pow 
Start-Sleep -s 15
powercfg -setactive e158c791-357b-43cf-bebf-64cc68aceb1a

Is there a way to setactive by "friendly name?"

Thanks,

Geoff

PowerShell to set a powerplan active

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