Change Power Scheme via CMD

This time I will show you how to change power scheme by using CMD.
Run CMD as an Administrator. Type in: powercfg -list and hit ENTER. It will list all available power schemes, including your active (current) one, of course. If you wish to change your power scheme to Balanced, then use this command: powercfg -setactive scheme_balanced and hit ENTER. To check your new current scheme, use this command: powercfg -getactivescheme and tap ENTER.
Change to High performance: powercfg -setactive scheme_min
Change to Power saver: powercfg -setactive scheme_max
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Following information applies to: Windows 7/8/8.1/10
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[cynotoggle]

Thanks my computer would shutdown when installing windows so I did it to high performance thanks a lot

[_know]

my laptop didnt show high performance option thanks!