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- win_power_plan - Changes the power plan of a Windows system
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win_power_plan - Changes the power plan of a Windows system
- This module will change the power plan of a Windows system to the defined string.
- Windows defaults to
balanced
which will cause CPU throttling. In some cases it can be preferable to change the mode to high performance
to increase CPU performance.
Parameter |
Choices/Defaults |
Comments |
name
required |
|
String value that indicates the desired power plan. The power plan must already be present on the system. Commonly there will be options for balanced and high performance .
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- name: Change power plan to high performance
win_power_plan:
name: high performance
Common return values are documented here, the following are the fields unique to this module:
Key |
Returned |
Description |
all_available_plans
dictionary
|
always |
The name and enabled state of all power plans
Sample:
{
"High performance": false,
"Balanced": true,
"Power saver": false
}
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power_plan_enabled
boolean
|
success |
State of the intended power plan
Sample:
True
|
power_plan_name
string
|
always |
Value of the intended power plan
Sample:
balanced
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