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Policy settings, Description, Enabled, Adaptive Display DC

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Table 2. Power Plan (Scheme) Deployments (continued) Policy settings Adaptive Display (AC) Adaptive Display (DC) Search and indexing (AC) Search and indexing (DC) USB selective suspend (AC) Description Manages how the Windows operating system controls the setting that specifies how long a computer must be inactive before the Windows operating system turns off the computer display. If this policy is enabled and users select On from the pull-down menu, the Windows operating system will automatically adjust the setting based on what users do with their keyboard or mouse to keep the computer display on. This setting is not supported on Windows XP client computers. Manages how the Windows operating system controls the setting that specifies how long a computer must be inactive before the Windows operating system turns off the computer display. If this policy is enabled and users select On from the pull-down menu, the Windows operating system will automatically adjust the setting based on what users do with their keyboard or mouse to keep the computer display on. This setting is not supported on Windows XP client computers. Specifies the search speed and performance of indexing. Possible values include: • Power Saver • Balanced • High Performance This setting is not supported on Windows XP client computers. Specifies the search speed and performance of indexing. Possible values include: • Power Saver • Balanced • High Performance This setting is not supported on Windows XP client computers. Specifies whether or not the computer can suspend an individual port. If you enable this policy setting and select Enabled, the computer can suspend an individual port. This setting is not supported on Windows XP client computers. Chapter 3. Working with Active Directory and ADM files 15

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Table 2. Power Plan (Scheme) Deployments (continued)
Policy settings
Description
Adaptive Display (AC)
Manages how the Windows operating system controls
the setting that specifies how long a computer must be
inactive before the Windows operating system turns off
the computer display.
If this policy is enabled and users select
On
from the
pull-down menu, the Windows operating system will
automatically adjust the setting based on what users
do with their keyboard or mouse to keep the computer
display on.
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
Adaptive Display (DC)
Manages how the Windows operating system controls
the setting that specifies how long a computer must be
inactive before the Windows operating system turns off
the computer display.
If this policy is enabled and users select
On
from the
pull-down menu, the Windows operating system will
automatically adjust the setting based on what users
do with their keyboard or mouse to keep the computer
display on.
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
Search and indexing (AC)
Specifies the search speed and performance of indexing.
Possible values include:
•
Power Saver
•
Balanced
•
High Performance
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
Search and indexing (DC)
Specifies the search speed and performance of indexing.
Possible values include:
•
Power Saver
•
Balanced
•
High Performance
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
USB selective suspend (AC)
Specifies whether or not the computer can suspend an
individual port.
If you enable this policy setting and select
Enabled
, the
computer can suspend an individual port.
This setting is not supported on Windows XP client
computers.
Chapter 3
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Working with Active Directory and ADM files
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