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From: chuck on 22 Feb 2010 16:44
glee wrote:

> If so, and you don't have the software installed for the UPS, BUT do
> have the UPS connected to the computer via a USB or Serial cable,
> Windows may show the UPS battery in Power Options just like a laptop
> battery.

Yup, twas just that.

Reinstalled the APC software and the battery Power Option
goes away.

Great call. Many thanks.

chuck
From: glee on 23 Feb 2010 01:12
"chuck" <cciafNOSPAMfone(a)verizonNOSPAMk.net> wrote in message
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> glee wrote:
>
>> If so, and you don't have the software installed for the UPS, BUT do
>> have the UPS connected to the computer via a USB or Serial cable,
>> Windows may show the UPS battery in Power Options just like a laptop
>> battery.
>
> Yup, twas just that.
>
> Reinstalled the APC software and the battery Power Option
> goes away.
>
> Great call. Many thanks.
>
> chuck

Glad you've got it sorted out now.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Oct. 2002 - Sept. 2009
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