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PowerChute Personal Edition 2.1.0 for Windows Vista

jstillion   on 17 March 2007 - 01:13 · 6 comments & 6226 views

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APC has released an Vista compatible version of it's Power Management software for controlling it's consumer line of UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supplies) hardware. You must have a registered login (Free) on APC web site to access the download.

Features:
  • Checks Battery capacity indicator
  • Checks Battery self test
  • Checks Operating system shutdown

System Requirements:
  • Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Enterprise or Ultimate
  • Internet Explorer 7.0 or higher (or any popular Internet browser)
  • Graphics: Resolution of 800x600 with 16-bit colors (65536 colors).
  • Diskspace: 85MB for installation and uninstallation process, 11MB for the program files
Download: PowerChute Personal Edition v2.1 for Windows Vista | 24 MB (Freeware)
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(1 reply) #1 vetL3thal on 17 Mar 2007 - 01:19
Thanks! I can't believe they actually released an edition for Vista. I've been using the XP one.
#1.1 vetSlimy on 17 Mar 2007 - 01:21
I was seriously debating whether this should get posted, asking if anyone had heard about it on IRC and so on. And to think that good old L3thal was interested all this time
#2 vetL3thal on 17 Mar 2007 - 01:52
Yea, I couldn't believe I was seeing this when I hovered over software news. When I saw Vista support on it, I was all excited

<3 APC
#3 jstillion on 17 Mar 2007 - 02:19
Thank you for approving this.

I didn't think to try the XP one.

I have frequent brownouts and Vista was misreading being powered by a battery with 5 minutes left and kicking me out of any game that was full screen and wanting to shut down. It now has the proper 20-25 min life it's suppose to have. Since I dual boot I didn't want to disconnect usb cable since it works fine in xp.

Last edited by jstillion on 17 Mar 2007 - 04:53
#4 +Blaine on 17 Mar 2007 - 03:25
YESS Thanks for posting! Been waiting for this.
#5 _dandy_ on 18 Mar 2007 - 22:39
Is x64 supported?

Specifically, XP x64...their site isn't the most straightforward to navigate or search...

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