On April 18, officials went public with one of the under-the-cover features in that build: Power Throttling. Microsoft officials first talked up intentions to provide this kind of battery-saving feature in January, when the company was testing the Windows 10 Creators Update. Microsoft officials said they were experimenting with power throttling with some, but not …
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