Microsoft has started testing the new energy saving mode it has developed for Windows 11. In the current system, users can only manually turn on or off the Energy Saving mode, or set it to activate when a certain battery level is reached. However, these options are limited. The new mode under development aims to overcome these limitations and offer a more intelligent and flexible structure.
A new energy saving mode will be offered for Windows 11
Dev and Beta channel users using the latest preview version of Windows 11 have come across traces of this new feature called Adaptive Energy Saving. The new system analyzes user behavior, the current charge level of the device, the intensity of use of hardware resources, and similar factors to automatically activate the energy saving mode.
This allows the system to react not only according to the battery percentage, but also according to real usage scenarios. Brandon LeBlanc, one of the Windows Insider program officials, confirmed that the Adaptive Energy Saving mode is under development.
However, it was stated that the feature is currently in the testing phase and is not fully functional. Microsoft has not officially announced the feature yet. This means that there is no clear timetable for when the system will be integrated into Windows 11.
This step by the company is considered as part of its efforts to make the Windows 11 user experience more flexible and efficient. So what do you think about this? You can share your views with us in the comments section below.
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