System Review and Apply Energy Recommendations in Windows 11

@Brink
If you ever discover a way to turn these Recommendations off, please let us know!

To hide "Energy Recommendations" in Settings:

To show "Energy Recommendations" in Settings:

If you're hiding other Settings app features, add "energyrecommendations" to your current SettingsPageVisibility list.

UPDATE: Fixed the reg command.

@garlin
Like I've already posted yesterday hide recommendations :
"Just found something: gpedit: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel
"Settings Page Visibility" policy. Enabled and Inserted: hide:ms-settings:energyrecommendations. Didn't work. Inserted: hide:energyrecommendations. [corrected typo] Results in Power section in settings invisible."
Easy way via Winaero::
"'Hide Pages from Settings' "Power & Battery" in Winaero results in Hiding the Power section without a restart. Just leave settings and click again."

Your initial reg setting did not work in my case:
reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer" /v SettingsPageVisibility /t REG_SZ /d "hide:ms-settings:system: power:energyrecommendations" /f

I view this as an interim solution as the whole power section is hidden. Accessible for me partly via old Control Panel:
"C:\Users\XXXXXX\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar\Power Options.lnk"

I would be very happy to find a way to hide solely the 'Energy recommendations' and keep the power section.

twelve11 said:

I would be very happy to find a way to hide solely the 'Energy recommendations' and keep the power section.

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Did you try @garlin edited reg? If it still doesn’t work you can see if sordums tool allows just that one specific page (if it does, just extract the string value it creates)
. https://www.sordum.org/11128/windows-settings-blocker-v1-2/

@dacrone
Yes, thank you. I've figured out the partially working reg myself already yesterday and posted that already there. Just click the link in my post above in the first line.
Besides Sordum Windows Settings Blocker just does the same. Command from WSB is ms-settings:energyrecommendations results in hiding the Power section in toto.

powercfg -energy -duration 30 -output E:\energy3.html

I wonder when it will stop being considered a mistake

"Platform Power Management Capabilities - PCI Express Active-State Power Management (ASPM) Disabled"

twelve11 said:

@dacrone
Yes, thank you. I've figured out the partially working reg myself already yesterday and posted that already there. Just click the link in my post above in the first line.
Besides Sordum Windows Settings Blocker just does the same. Command from WSB is ms-settings:energyrecommendations results in hiding the Power section in toto.

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you can try disabling the feature via ViveTool... idk if those IDs still works or not though...