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    Hi guys, 

    i have a funny problem. 

    For user's a power plan appears but when i did an rsop,msc and gpresult /h report.html i cannot find the power plan configured in any policy.

    Result from machine using - powercft /list

    Existing Power Schemes (* Active)
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    Power Scheme GUID: 2137d5db-def7-4839-b543-3fd9b35d286d  (OFFICE Always ON) *

    Power Plan also shows when i do powercfg.cpl from run

    I am not finding this setting anywhere in gpresult 

    RSOP also doesn't show me any settings = enabled in power management 

    Please advise

    tfernandes

    Wednesday, June 15, 2016 5:25 PM
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    Hi tfernandes,

    >>Power Scheme GUID: 2137d5db-def7-4839-b543-3fd9b35d286d  (ENOC Always ON) *

    This GUID is not for GPO, it is the named for available power plans. Please run powercfg -LIST command from an elevated command line, you could  find the GUIDs for all the power plans on the computer.
    You could have a try deploying a new image to see if this plan is set up by default. Also you could contact users which have the permission to create plan to see if someone has created this plan.
    Regards,
    Wendy

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    Monday, June 27, 2016 8:12 AM
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    Hi,
    Please make sure that the group policy is applied successfully. Rsop report doesn’t show all group policy settings, only settings that have been applied to your machine and user account will show up.
    You could have a try running gpresult /Scope User /v and gpresult /Scope computer /v to see if setting is showed up.
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    Wendy

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    Thursday, June 16, 2016 5:32 AM
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    hi wendy

    can u give me the command

    my username is tsftsf and hostname of machine is p002112

    how to insert this in gpresult command?

    I want to know which gp is doing this power plan policy option

    tfernandes

    Friday, June 17, 2016 2:16 PM
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    Hi,
    Please use tsftsf account to log on computer p002112, then run:
    gpresult /Scope User /v
    gpresult /Scope computer /v
    Regards,
    Wendy

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    Tuesday, June 21, 2016 1:40 AM
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    Hi wendy, 

    for gpresult /scope computer /v i am getting access denied.

    tfernandes

    Thursday, June 23, 2016 8:46 AM
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    > for gpresult /scope computer /v i am getting access denied.
     
    Run it from an elevated command line...
     
    Thursday, June 23, 2016 9:57 AM
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    Hi, 

    I ran the command gpresult /scope computer /v with elevated previlages.

    the report shows me all gpo settings in one line without spacing

    I want to know which GP has the settings for 

    Existing Power Schemes (* Active)
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    Power Scheme GUID: 2137d5db-def7-4839-b543-3fd9b35d286d  (ENOC Always ON) *

    How do i identify which GP has triggerred this power scheme.

    I searched the html file generrated from the above script but didnt get any GUID like the above.

    tfernandes

    Friday, June 24, 2016 8:59 AM
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    > -----------------------------------
    > Power Scheme GUID: 2137d5db-def7-4839-b543-3fd9b35d286d  (ENOC Always ON) *
    > How do i identify which GP has triggerred this power scheme.
     
    Got the picture :)
     
    This is a custom power plan so there's little chance that it was set
    through GPO.
     
    Friday, June 24, 2016 9:59 AM
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    But if it's not set through GPO then how is it appearing for all Users - I need to know the source of this power plan.

    tfernandes

    Friday, June 24, 2016 12:10 PM
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    > But if it's not set through GPO then how is it appearing for all Users -
    > I need to know the source of this power plan.
     
    Power plans are not set for users, but for computers. Might be in your
    deployment...
     
    Friday, June 24, 2016 12:41 PM
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    Meaning this is not coming from the GPO for computers?

    Then what i can do is create one using GPO and see if this gets applied to my machine on Test OU. 

    Here you mentioned deployment - Meaning it's coming from the Image that was deployed on the machine?

    In our environment we use the OEM DVD to install fresh OS on a machine. 

    Should i make a new GPO and configure new power plan and see what happens.

    tfernandes

    Friday, June 24, 2016 2:07 PM
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    Hi tfernandes,

    >>Power Scheme GUID: 2137d5db-def7-4839-b543-3fd9b35d286d  (ENOC Always ON) *

    This GUID is not for GPO, it is the named for available power plans. Please run powercfg -LIST command from an elevated command line, you could  find the GUIDs for all the power plans on the computer.
    You could have a try deploying a new image to see if this plan is set up by default. Also you could contact users which have the permission to create plan to see if someone has created this plan.
    Regards,
    Wendy

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    Monday, June 27, 2016 8:12 AM
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    thanks alot finally found out its not from GP - i am happy 

    tfernandes

    Saturday, July 2, 2016 2:51 PM
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