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Automatically Disabling / Enabling Hardware Devices **HELP**

  1. 01-24-2010 #1
    Ethanflux
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    Automatically Disabling / Enabling Hardware Devices **HELP**

    Is there a program out there or a script that I can write to have it automatically disable / enable devices? I am trying to figure this out for power saving reasons on my laptop.

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    Control panel (icon view) Device manager. Right click any device and properties and you can select the disable option

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    That would be manually disabling hardware devices. I don't want to do it one by one. I am looking for a script or program that I can click once and it enables disables automatically.

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    Maybe this is what you are after?

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    I need something Windows Based. That is an addon for Firefox.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethanflux View Post
    I need something Windows Based. That is an addon for Firefox.
    Hmm. I'll try again.. Maybe THIS is what you are after?

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    I have already found that solution and is exactly what I need. But only works with XP/2003 version of Windows.

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