How to Change Power Mode Using Power Option in Windows

Access Power Options:
- Right-click on the Start menu and select Power Options.
- Alternatively, go to Settings > System > Power & sleep and click on Additional power settings.

Choose a Power Plan:
- In the Power Options window, you'll see different power plans such as Balanced, Power Saver, and High Performance.
- Select the power plan that best suits your needs:
  - Balanced: Optimizes both performance and energy consumption.
  - Power Saver: Saves battery by reducing performance.
  - High Performance: Increases performance but uses more power.
Change Plan Settings:
- To customize a plan, click on Change plan settings next to the selected power plan.
- You can adjust settings for screen timeout and sleep options.

Create a Custom Power Plan:
- Click on Create a power plan on the left side of the Power Options window.
- Choose a base plan (Balanced, Power Saver, or High Performance), name your custom plan, and adjust settings like screen brightness, sleep, and more.
Change Advanced Power Settings:
- Under Change plan settings, click Change advanced power settings to further customize specific features like processor power management, hard disk settings, and wireless adapter settings.

These steps allow you to adjust your Windows power mode for better performance, battery conservation, or custom preferences.