No need to worry, the script is already there all you have to do is replace the InstanceID with your GPU’s(or any other devices) Instance ID without removing the quotations. Attach a task to each Event using TaskScheduler Find the event logged when you plug and unplug your power adapter using Windows Event Viewer.ģ.

Write two simple PowerShell scripts to disable and enable your GPU(or any other device)Ģ. So I figured out one way to disable it automatically whenever I remove the charger and enable it otherwise.ġ. Therefore, I decided to disable the GPU whenever I was using the laptop on battery, but it was taking a lot of my time (probably 15 seconds every time) and if you know me you’ll probably already know that I don’t love wasting time(😁). After so many attempts to fix it, I figured out that the discrete Graphics Card (Nvidia 1660Ti) was causing the problem whenever the laptop was running on Battery. I searched a lot on google and Acer’s community for a fix, but unfortunately, there was none. I purchased a gaming laptop nearly eighteen months ago and I was so happy and hyped about it until it started to overheat and give me bluescreens of death.

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