Is there any way in Windows XP to have an entry get added to the Event Log (or any kind of log) whenever my T60 laptop switches to battery power or switches back to AC power?
Similarly, I'd also like to know if there's a way to log whenever the laptop goes into standby or hibernation.
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Battery logging?
Re: Battery logging?
I've been looking for a way to do this for a long time now. Seems like it should be a simple thing to do but apparently not.
Current Thinkpads:
X31, X40, X61T, X61, X201, X220 (i7 IPS), W520 (FHD), T440p (FHD),
T480 (QHD)
Dells: Latitude C840, Precision M70, Precision M4400, M6400 (WUXGA), M6600, M6700, 7730, XPS 13
Daily driver: MS Surface Pro 7 (i7)
X31, X40, X61T, X61, X201, X220 (i7 IPS), W520 (FHD), T440p (FHD),
T480 (QHD)
Dells: Latitude C840, Precision M70, Precision M4400, M6400 (WUXGA), M6600, M6700, 7730, XPS 13
Daily driver: MS Surface Pro 7 (i7)
Re: Battery logging?
I found this thread where a person says you can enable logging for hibernation in the audit settings in group policy:
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm? ... 444&page=2
But I opened gpedit.msc and found the Audit Policy settings (under Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies), and there's nothing for hibernation.
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm? ... 444&page=2
But I opened gpedit.msc and found the Audit Policy settings (under Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies), and there's nothing for hibernation.
Re: Battery logging?
Might be able to kludge something by using the task scheduler. It has settings for tasks to stop (or not start) if the computer is on battery power.
EDIT: This might be useful: http://batterysaver.codeplex.com/ (open-source too)
EDIT: This might be useful: http://batterysaver.codeplex.com/ (open-source too)
Current Thinkpads:
X31, X40, X61T, X61, X201, X220 (i7 IPS), W520 (FHD), T440p (FHD),
T480 (QHD)
Dells: Latitude C840, Precision M70, Precision M4400, M6400 (WUXGA), M6600, M6700, 7730, XPS 13
Daily driver: MS Surface Pro 7 (i7)
X31, X40, X61T, X61, X201, X220 (i7 IPS), W520 (FHD), T440p (FHD),
T480 (QHD)
Dells: Latitude C840, Precision M70, Precision M4400, M6400 (WUXGA), M6600, M6700, 7730, XPS 13
Daily driver: MS Surface Pro 7 (i7)
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