Laptop, or some people called it Notebook, is a very useful and small portable computer. Laptops contain components that are similar to their desktop counterparts and perform the same functions, but are miniaturized and optimized for mobile use and efficient power consumption, although typically less powerful for the same price.

When you purchase any branded laptop such as Acer, you’ll notice that it comes with Acer ePower Management pre-installed. As for Toshiba, you get Management Console and Power4Gear for Asus and etc. Those tools are automated smart power management which helps you save power on your battery. It is smart, but maybe not as smart as this free tool which I am about to show you that can control the hardware components of your notebook. If your laptop doesn’t comes with a power management software that can help you save battery power, you can try using this…


Notebook Hardware Control helps you to:

– control the hardware and system power management
– customize the notebook (open source ACPI Control System)
– prolong the battery lifetime
– cool down the system and reduce power consumption
– monitor the hardware to avoid system failure
– make your notebook quiet

There are just too many features to be mentioned here. You should check out the main features and also the advanced information before making any changes in CPU speed, voltage, and etc. If you set it wrongly, your Windows at laptop will be very unstable and will randomly shutdown without warning.

Notebook Hardware Control is most suitable to install and use it on notebooks. I have no problem installing Notebook Hardware Control on my desktop but a lot of features were unavailable. You must have Microsoft’s .NET Framework Version 2.0 or newer installed. Notebook Hardware Control runs on Windows 2000, XP or Windows Vista 32Bit.

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