You can access the Windows 10 power/performance slider by clicking the battery icon in the taskbar.
You’ll typically need to adjust the power/performance slider while plugged in, and then adjust it again while unplugged and running on battery. Note: Windows considers your PC while plugged in, and when running on battery power, as two separate states. Right-click the battery icon, and adjust the power/performance slider all the way to the right. Previously you had to use the Control Panel to do this, but now you can do it right from the Windows 10 Taskbar. It puts the PC in a high-performance mode, which in a laptop means increased performance for gaming, say–at the expense of battery life. This tip depends upon whether your PC enables it: The so-called Windows “power slider” is nearly ubiquitous on laptops, less so on desktops.
Windows assumes you want an energy-efficient computer. Turn on high performance via the power slider
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