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      <title>Daily Routine Scripts</title>
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      <description>As I personally tend to move from my office to coffee shops and taking my laptop everywhere, something I personally like to do, especially when outside the office is to run on battery and later on plug to AC later, that said, I switch between Balanced and High Performance plans respectively.
Here is a PowerShel Script that uses WMI to list and switch power plans based on a key given, internally using a dict.</description>
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