Lenovo ThinkPad L540 (English) Power Manager Deployment Guide - Page 59

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The following table provides detailed information about each policy setting in the ControlPowerPlan command line in the logon script. Table 9. Policy settings in the ControlPowerPlan command line Policy settings Description -InhibitSwitch Specify whether to allow users to switch power plans. Prerequisite Optional If you enable this policy setting, the Delete button is dimmed and users cannot delete the selected power plan. -InhibitCreate This setting is ignored if the Do not allow client to switch power plan policy setting is enabled in the Local Group Policy Editor. Specify whether to allow users to create a new power plan. Optional If you enable this policy setting, the Create button is dimmed and users cannot create a new power plan. -SetActivePlan This setting is ignored if the Do not allow client to create new power plan policy setting is enabled in the Local Group Policy Editor. Set the power plan to be active by specifying the power plan name. Optional This setting is ignored in one of the following scenarios: • The policy setting Do not allow client to switch power plan or Select an Active Power Plan is enabled in the Local Group Policy Editor. • The Do not allow client to select specific power plan policy setting is enabled in the Local Group Policy Editor and the power plan you want to set to be active is specified in the policy setting. • The -InhibitSwitch policy setting is enabled in the ControlPowerPlan command line. Note: When both the two policy settings -InhibitSwitch and -SetActivePowerPlan are enabled, the specified power plan becomes active first, and then users cannot switch power plans. Chapter 4. Deploying the power plan with the power plan deployment function 53

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Thefollowingtableprovidesdetailedinformationabouteachpolicysettinginthe
ControlPowerPlan
command
line in the logon script.
Table9.Policysettingsinthe
ControlPowerPlan
commandline
Policysettings
Description
Prerequisite
-InhibitSwitch <Enable/Disable>
Specify whether to allow users to
switch power plans.
If you enable this policy setting, the
Delete
button is dimmed and users
cannot delete the selected power
plan.
This setting is ignored if the
Donot
allowclienttoswitchpowerplan
policy setting is enabled in the Local
Group Policy Editor.
Optional
-InhibitCreate<Enable/Disable>
Specify whether to allow users to
create a new power plan.
If you enable this policy setting, the
Create
button is dimmed and users
cannot create a new power plan.
This setting is ignored if the
Donot
allowclienttocreatenewpower
plan
policy setting is enabled in the
Local Group Policy Editor.
Optional
-SetActivePlan <plan name>
Set the power plan to be active by
specifying the power plan name.
This setting is ignored in one of the
following scenarios:
• The policy setting
Donotallow
clienttoswitchpowerplan
or
SelectanActivePowerPlan
is
enabled in the Local Group Policy
Editor.
• The
Donotallowclienttoselect
specificpowerplan
policy setting
is enabled in the Local Group
Policy Editor and the power plan
you want to set to be active is
specified in the policy setting.
• The
-InhibitSwitch
policy setting
is enabled in the
ControlPowerPlan
command line.
Note:
When both the two policy
settings
-InhibitSwitch
and
-SetActivePowerPlan
are enabled,
the specified power plan becomes
active first, and then users cannot
switch power plans.
Optional
Chapter 4
.
Deploying the power plan with the power plan deployment function
53