Aero and battery life

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Windows Vista Battery Saver

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Windows Vista Battery Saver

re: Aero and battery life

Fumanchu2001 — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 01:25:05 GMT

Does Aero allow for the colour of the taskbar and start menu to change? so far window borders and transparency is all I can change, does the taskbar and start menue always stay dark or near black?, personally I would like the taskbar and start menu to actually match the colour picker/theme.

Unless I have missed something?

re: Aero and battery life

batterychartger — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 01:51:18 GMT

need charge the battery!

http://www.rechargeable-battery.us

Save More Battery Life With Windows Vista Battery Saver

Prasanna Vignesh — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 03:50:32 GMT

Save More Battery Life With Windows Vista Battery Saver

Save Your Battery From Vista

O'Reilly Radar — Sat, 28 Jul 2007 09:59:07 GMT

if you are running Vista then you might appreciate the Vista Battery Saver. As Tamir Khason describes his project: This tiny program will save up to 70% of your battery by disabling those nice, but greedy Vista features. Running...

New Beta of Vista Battery Saver

Pocket.Net - Mobile 2.0 — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:36:21 GMT

Vista Battery Saver is just what its name says it is: A utility to squeeze as much life out of those

New Beta of Vista Battery Saver

GottaBeMobile.com — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:19:40 GMT

re: Aero and battery life

battery — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 04:57:47 GMT

I guess you can join worldwide battery resources http://www.global-battery-directory.com to gain more help.

Aereo nn distrugge la batteria dei portatili

IL NUOVO MONDO DI WINDOWS VISTA™ — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:10:05 GMT

Redmond (USA) - "Non è Aero ad uccidere le vostre batterie". Questa, in estrema sintesi, la risposta data da Nick White, product manager di Microsoft per Windows Vista, a coloro che ritengono la nuova interfaccia grafica di Vista responsabile di accorc..

re: Aero and battery life

Gallus — Sun, 20 May 2007 07:07:43 GMT

I personally have two user accounts for line power and mobile, my laptop has decent (new, but cheap) specifications. The mobile profile has all but essential services and auto-run programs set to manual startup, while the line power one has everything turned to the 'on' position, the difference in battery life between the two is around one hour. For me thats one hour longer to enter data in the field, even without the pretty effects, it is worth it.

Aero verbraucht mehr Strom

Teamzille.de — Fri, 18 May 2007 10:07:02 GMT

Seit dem Erscheinen von Windows Vista gab es immerwieder Diskussionen darber, ob die neue Aero-Oberflche die Akkulaufzeiten von Notebooks stark beeinflussen wrde. Im Windows Vista Team Blog gibt es jetzt einen klrenden Eintrag zu diesem Thema. Natrl

re: Aero and battery life

caywen — Fri, 18 May 2007 02:06:58 GMT

I want to believe this, but this just has not been my experience with Vista. Honestly, when I ran XP on my HP DV9000T (1.5GB, Core Duo) I got about 3 hours of battery life. After upgrading to Vista, I get about 1.5 hours tops. After disabling Aero Glass, I get about 2 hours (so definitely there are other things going on given that I'm still short an hour). But something Aero-related gives me 33% more battery life.

Another thing I noticed is that my laptop *bakes* when Aero Glass (or should I call it Desktop Composition?) is turned on. The fan runs almost nonstop. With it turned off, the fan is much more reasonable and the machine is only moderately warm.

I understand that from your perspective, you can't see why this would happen, but it is and it's really killing my Vista experience.

re: Aero and battery life

Mike Dimmick — Thu, 17 May 2007 10:38:52 GMT

In testing a change to a handheld application running on Windows Mobile, we found that moving from a polling loop (containing a Sleep call) to blocking on an event actually had an almost unmeasurable effect on power consumption and hence battery life. The main consumer of power on the device was the screen backlight!

If you want to save power, turn down the backlight.

The Vista Battery Conversation Continues, an App Comes to Our Aid

GottaBeMobile.com — Wed, 16 May 2007 13:22:01 GMT