Battery saving tips in Windows 10 with Power Throttling feature

Power Throttling is a new feature built into Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, allowing users to reduce the amount of computer battery consumption to a minimum when applications run in the background. Let's see how Power Throttling works!

Power saver with Power Throttling feature in Windows 10

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Enable Power Throttling

1. Go to Settings> System> Battery> Battery Usage by App. Here, you can view information about each application, the percentage of battery used when the application is being used and when it runs in the background.

1. Click on the application you want to enable Power Throttling.
2. Uncheck Let Windows decide when this app can run in the background .

If you want to see Power Throttling enabled applications, open Task Manager and follow the steps below:

1. In Task Manager, click the More details item.
2. Right-click anywhere in the column headers and click Select columns.
3. Scroll down to Power Throttling at the bottom of the list and check the box next to add this feature to your display columns.

By default, Windows will detect important applications and arrange them in order of priority when using batteries. However, instead of relying solely on Windows, you can stop unwanted apps to save battery power thanks to Power Throttling.

Are you using the Power Throttling feature on Windows to save battery? How do you see this feature? Let us know by commenting below!