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Posted: 2021-07-01 04:19 AM
This was originally posted on APC forums on 9/6/2013
after a blackout with powerchute set to shut down the system it was protecting after 1 minute it failed to do so and just continued running until the battery's gave out. once I noticed what was happening I rushed to get my laptop out and VNC on the the server but was not able to in time. I'm now re syncing 3 important raid arrays. just as I got to the desktop I seen win asking if I wanted to force the shutdown. This is something I would think the powerchute apps would have done considering... so now I removed the app and found it has not restored the native support for windows to manage the battery. how do I restore windows 7 native battery management support, as I'm confident is its ability to force the shutdown.
Google was unhelpful for me and I found nothing in the reg or anything along the lines of a bat file in the installed APC program files I could change. I feel like I have over paid for a serge protector...
Posted: 2021-07-01 04:19 AM
This reply was originally posted by Angela on APC forums on 9/6/2013
We have instructions on reverting back to Native OS support here in our knowledge base -> What to do if the system is missing native shutdown battery options / How to restore HID UPS device ...
The way PowerChute does a shutdown is the same way if you went to Start ->Shutdown as far as I know..
Posted: 2021-07-01 04:19 AM
This reply was originally posted by Angela on APC forums on 9/6/2013
We have instructions on reverting back to Native OS support here in our knowledge base -> What to do if the system is missing native shutdown battery options / How to restore HID UPS device ...
The way PowerChute does a shutdown is the same way if you went to Start ->Shutdown as far as I know..
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