Retrieve state of Windows 10 Power mode slider

Question

Is there any API to retrieve a state of Windows 10 Power mode slider?

I was looking at Windows.System.Power namespace. But PowerManager class seem to provide only an immediate state of the power system, but not user preferences set by the slider.

The slider also exists somehow in parallel with previous "power plan" settings. It does not seem that the slider state is reflected directly in Win32_PowerPlan or PowerGetActiveScheme or powercfg /getactivescheme.

Criminality

Answer 1

Change the position of the slider, and the registry key:HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Power\User\PowerSchemes\ActiveOverlayAc/DcPowerScheme will also change. ActiveOverlayAcPowerScheme is for non-battery powered and ActiveOverlayDcPowerScheme is for battery powered. However, Starting with Windows release 1903 the slider is available for AC only devices as an OEM opt-in feature. The values of the key ActiveOverlayAcPowerScheme and the corresponding slider modes are as follows:

Better Battery {961CC777-2547-4F9D-8174-7D86181b8A7A}

Better Performance {381B4222-F694-41F0-9685-FF5BB260DF2E}

Best Performance {DED574B5-45A0-4F42-8737-46345C09C238}

the ActivePowerScheme will be overlaid with ActiveOverlayAcPowerScheme. you can retrieve the key value to get the slider mode.

Lovesick

Thanks. -- Just that for "Better Performance" I actually get {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000} – Criminality

Because that's the default performance, and don't need to be overlay – Lovesick