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Simplode Suite - Basic Power Management: Optimize Your System's Efficiency

Take control of your system's power management with Simplode Suite - Basic Power Management. This essential DLC for Simplode Suite provides easy access to fundamental power and session control, enabling you to optimize performance, conserve energy, and streamline your workflow. Whether you're looking for energy saving strategies, performance boosts, or simply a more efficient way to manage your computer's state, this suite of utilities has you covered. Experience enhanced system automation and resource management within the Simplode Suite universe.

Key Features:

• Enable Balanced Power Mode: Achieve the ideal balance between system performance and power consumption.
• Enable Maximum Performance: Unleash your system's full potential for demanding tasks.
• Enable Maximum Power Savings: Extend battery life and reduce energy costs by optimizing for energy efficiency.
• Open Operating System Energy Menu: Quickly access your operating system's power settings for advanced customization.
• Lock: Secure your session and protect your privacy with a single click.
• Log Out: Efficiently end your current user session.
• Restart: Reboot your system with options to remember and reopen running applications, enhancing task automation.
• Shut Down: Power down your computer with options for faster startup times.
• Hibernate: Save your current session to disk and power down completely, allowing for quick resumption later.
• Super Hibernate: Hibernate your computer while disabling wake timers to prevent unwanted wake-ups.
• Sleep: Put your computer into a low-power state for quick resumption.
• Super Sleep: Sleep mode with disabled wake timers for uninterrupted rest.
• Display Off: Instantly turn off your monitors to conserve energy.

Detailed Feature Breakdown:

Enable Balanced Power Mode (⚡=)

Enables average system performance and average power usage.

Settings:

• Energy Balanced (Default: False):

  If enabled, sets your computer's energy setting to the default setting for balanced energy savings. Usually this setting will allow the processor to slow down and save energy during low load, but also reach max speed during high load. This power setting will likely have other side effects, such as changing sleep settings and monitor timeout settings, which you can check out in the operating system's energy menu.

• Lock Energy Setting (Default: False):

  On my computer and possibly yours also, some program or operating system service keeps switching my energy settings against my wishes. This setting will switch it back automatically.

Enable Maximum Performance (⚡+)

Enables maximum system performance and increased power usage.

Settings:

• Energy Performance (Default: False):

  If enabled, sets your computer's energy setting to the default setting for maximum performance. Usually this setting will suggest that the processor run at 100% speed all of the time. In my experience, it will still use reduced energy under reduced loads, but is very aggressive at anticipating load to avoid noticeable speed reductions. This power setting will likely have other side effects, such as changing sleep settings and monitor timeout settings, which you can check out in the operating system's energy menu.

• Lock Energy Setting (Default: False):

  On my computer and possibly yours also, some program or operating system service keeps switching my energy settings against my wishes. This setting will switch it back automatically.

Enable Maximum Power Savings (⚡-)

Enables reduced system performance and reduced power usage.

Settings:

• Energy Max Savings (Default: False):

  If enabled, sets your computer's energy setting to the default setting for maximum energy savings. Usually this setting will limit the maximum speed of the processor, so your computer should feel slower while this is enabled. On the upside, it can increase battery life, reduce energy costs, and put less stress on the processor. Also, some computers have inadequate cooling solutions for their processors, which may result in thermal throttling. Preemptively slowing down the processor can avoid this and actually feel smoother. This power setting will likely have other side effects, such as changing sleep settings and monitor timeout settings, which you can check out in the operating system's energy menu.

• Lock Energy Setting (Default: False):

  On my computer and possibly yours also, some program or operating system service keeps switching my energy settings against my wishes. This setting will switch it back automatically.

Open Operating System Energy Menu (⚡❖)

Opens the operating system's energy menu.

Lock (🖥🔒)

Takes computer to lock screen.

Log Out (👋)

Initiates log out sequence.

Restart (🔌↻)

Initiates system restart while indicating that open applications should reopen afterwards.

Settings:

• Attempt to Restart Apps (Default: False):

  The operating system has rudimentary support for restarting apps during a reboot. If enabled, restarting through the tool will use this method.

Shut Down (🔌❌)

Initiates system shut down.

Settings:

• Hybrid Shut Down (Default: True):

  If enabled when using the tool to shut down your system, the system will do extra work to speed up the next system start time. If disabled, the shutdown speed may be improved and the next start up may be slower.

Hibernate (🐻💤)

Puts computer into hibernate state.

Super Hibernate (🐻💤!)

Puts computer into hibernate state and prevents waking up from most events.

Settings:

• Super Hibernate Modify All Power Schemes (Default: True):

  If enabled, Super Hibernate will overwrite the wake timers setting in every power scheme to disable all wake timers just before activating and then reenable them after.

Sleep (💤)

Puts computer into suspend state.

Super Sleep (💤!)

Puts computer into suspend state and prevents waking up from most events.

Settings:

• Super Sleep Modify All Power Schemes (Default: True):

  If enabled, Super Sleep will overwrite the wake timers setting in every power scheme to disable all wake timers just before activating and then reenable them after.

Display Off (🖵🔌)

Turns off your monitors.

Settings:

• Screen Off Delay Milliseconds (Default: 750):

  Keyboard presses and mouse movements can cause the screen to turn back on. This delay allows you to trigger the Screen Off function and then clear your hands before the monitors will go off.