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    Notebook battery Drain Meter

    Notebook battery Drain Meter

    Tray icon with current NB battery drain

    Notebook battery drain meter (NDM) is a freeware very simple application running under Windows platform (tested on XP and 7, requires WMI - should be present on current Win OSes). It solves a problem of observation and alerting of NB power consumption when running on batteries. NDM works as follows: Decompress the app into desired directory and run. NDM creates TRAY icon, which shows current power drain from battery in Watts.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    PowerChanger is a tiny GUI wrapper for the Windows powercfg utility that lets you easily switch between power schemes in Windows. The GUI lists all saved power schemes in Windows and allows you to choose between all saved Windows power schemes.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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