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    Default power setting

    The default power setting in the power manager when power is critically low is blank. I accidentally changed it to hibernate, but I can't change it back. I don't want my laptop to hibernate or shutdown when the power is low. How do I change the value back to default? There are only two options available, hibernate and shut down.
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    Re: Default power setting

    what version are you using ie 10.10, 11.10 etc?Also did you unlock the power settings also open config editor and try setting it under apps-gnome-power manager

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    Re: Default power setting

    Quote Originally Posted by cmcanulty View Post
    what version are you using ie 10.10, 11.10 etc?Also did you unlock the power settings also open config editor and try setting it under apps-gnome-power manager
    run the code:

    gconftool-2 -R /apps/gnome-power-manager

    all can be changed via gconf-editor

    Example Output
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/notify:
    perhaps_recall = true
    sleep_failed = true
    sleep_failed_uri =
    fully_charged = false
    low_capacity = true
    discharging = true
    low_power = true
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/lock:
    suspend = true
    blank_screen = false
    use_screensaver_settings = false
    hibernate = true
    gnome_keyring_hibernate = true
    gnome_keyring_suspend = false
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/ui:
    icon_policy = charge
    enable_sound = true
    show_actions = true
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/actions:
    low_ups = suspend
    sleep_type_ac = suspend
    critical_battery = suspend
    event_when_closed_battery = true
    sleep_type_battery = suspend
    critical_ups = shutdown
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/disks:
    spindown_timeout_battery = 60
    spindown_enable_ac = true
    spindown_timeout_ac = 600
    spindown_enable_battery = true
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/thresholds:
    time_low = 1200
    time_action = 120
    percentage_critical = 3
    percentage_low = 10
    percentage_action = 2
    time_critical = 300
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/statistics:
    show_axis_labels = true
    show_events = true
    graph_type = power
    smooth_data = true
    data_max_time = 21600
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/buttons:
    suspend = suspend
    lid_ac = suspend
    lid_battery = suspend
    hibernate = hibernate
    power = interactive
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/general:
    use_profile_time = true
    check_type_cpu = false
    installed_schema = 3
    use_time_for_policy = true
    network_sleep = false
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/timeout:
    sleep_computer_ac = 0
    sleep_display_ac = 300
    sleep_display_ups = 600
    sleep_computer_battery = 1800
    sleep_computer_ups = 1800
    sleep_display_battery = 600
    /apps/gnome-power-manager/backlight:
    idle_dim_battery = true
    dpms_method_battery = off
    idle_dim_time = 10
    enable = true
    idle_dim_ac = false
    battery_reduce = true
    brightness_ac = 100
    dpms_method_ac = off
    brightness_dim_battery = 50
    idle_brightness = 30
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