The powercfg command can help you with this. You can also use Group Policy
Preferences to help with this.
Here is a snippet from a script I created a few years ago to help adjust this
(after looking at this script again, there is a lot of room for improvement,
but it should get the job done fo
powercfg
http://blogs.technet.com/b/richardsmith/archive/2007/11/29/powercfg-useful-if-you-know-the-guids.aspx
You will need to set the option for each power profile present on the machines.
Unless you have a custom one created, which most do not. You will need to set
it for 3 profiles (balance
powercfg
http://blogs.technet.com/b/richardsmith/archive/2007/11/29/powercfg-useful-if-you-know-the-guids.aspx
You will need to set the option for each power profile present on the machines.
Unless you have a custom one created, which most do not. You will need to set
it for 3 profiles (balance
