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| Just loaded XP Pro a few months back. Everything has been working well, but now my Power Options don't want to work. I select a power setting and then select Save As... The only scheme I have is Home/Office Desk. I click OK but get the message, "Indicates two revision levels are incompatible". So I go back to Save As... and enter a new name (like Laptop). It seems to save the info, but when I call Power Options back up, everything is reset and Laptop is no where to be found. HELP | Guest
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| im using windows XP professional.i intentionally deleted the power schemes in my power options, under the control panel... now, i cannot anymore add new schemes... under the features(e.g. turn off monitor, turn of hardisk)it has been disabled, i cannot anymore select a duration for use such particular feature... how can i fix this..?? but when i add another user account, power options turns back to normal.. does windows XP store this settings in a file?? what is this file.??(if any) thanks a lot.. | Guest
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