Windows 11 power saver

[FireCubeStudios]

This application can not control the windows 11 power saver unlike v2 xaml islands version. It only controls the power plan so we need a way to change power saver mode. Can this be done via cmd?
FOUND IT https://www.elevenforum.com/t/turn-on-or-off-battery-saver-in-windows-11.2912/#Four

[Hepi34]

I was actually looking for an app EXACTLY like this for my laptop, since windows 11 removed the power slider.
I didnt try the app yet, but I think its exactly what I was looking for.

Now the question:
It can theoretically be done via cmd.

Windows 11 depends on both power plans and power modes.

Power plans are in control panel. My power plan is AMD Ryzen Balanced.

Power modes are in settings -> battery. There is better battery, balanced and best performance and also, the battery saver.

Every one of these modes has its own GUID-ID

So I made a application in c# based on one originally made for windows 10.
It changes the power mode, not plan, by using a dll that modifies a registry key.
This key contains a guid id for the power mode.

So in short my c# app -> dll -> registry key -> GUID-ID of the mode.

Then you use it via command line.

It can also be use without a command input, directly integrated in the code.

It can even change depending if the pc is plugged in or not

I can upload it to github tomorrow and post it here.

[FireCubeStudios]

So your description of power modes is actually power plans and the app already knows how to use this. This issue is for the seperate power saver mode that's new in 11 and independant of power plans

[SoftwareExplorer6600]

Could we test a new feature? I got a cool concept in mind!

[FireCubeStudios]

what is the idea for the feature?

Could we test a new feature? I got a cool concept in mind!

[SoftwareExplorer6600]

a taskbar overflow menu where the program icons that overflow the taskbar itself and not the tray have its own menu like for example if i had all my icons overflow my moniter and i can't see icons i wanna to make full screen, i would have to use the scrollbar on the taskbar when it overflows, instead we could just have a menu like the tray overflow but for running apps

[Hepi34]

I beleive the feature you're talking about already exists in Windows 11.

See this example image. When you have more apps on your taskbar than your monitor can fit, 3 points will be displayed that act as an overflow for those apps.

The scrollbar on the taskbar only exists on old Windows 11 builds and on Windows 10.
See this example image for a scrollbar on the taskbar.

[FireCubeStudios]

The difficulty of adding an overflow flyout would be too much for me to undertake. When FluentFlyouts gets extensions support someone can make an extension for it