Extends your Windows laptop battery life by automatically

I've got some old Toshiba laptop. It's a workhorse, and I take gracious care of it. But as a laptop ages, some thing invariably happens: Battery life grows shorter and shorter. It's a difficulty of chemistry, and no amount of prudency seems to commemorate it from happening.

So as your laptop ages, astute power management becomes increasingly important. The controversy is "how do I keep this event from hogging so much battery at the time that it's not connected?"

Sure, Windows has built-in energy profiles; but for some reason, lawful-clicking the battery icon only shows brace profiles (out of the three default ones), and somehow that list never includes the precise profile I'm trying to switch to (I gain four profiles).

Aerofoil is a liberal application that strives to make the gift-saving process painless. It's human being of those things that should desire been built into Windows in the primeval place: As soon as your laptop switches to battery monarch, Aerofoil switches the power profile to Power Saver. Plug the laptop back in, and Aerofoil switches you back to High Performance (or all that you've got configured).