For Windows:

1. Open
   Power Settings:
• Click
  on the Start menu and search for Power Options.
• Alternatively,
  go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power
  Options.
2. Select
   a Power Plan:
• Choose
  a power plan designed for battery saving, such as:
• Power
  Saver (default power-saving mode).
• Balanced
  (moderate performance and battery use).
• High
  Performance (for maximum performance, consumes more power).
3. Customize
   Power Settings:
• Click
  on Change plan settings next to the selected plan.
• Adjust
  settings like:
• Turn
  off display (e.g., after 5 minutes of inactivity).
• Put
  computer to sleep (e.g., after 10 minutes).
• Display
  brightness (lower brightness to save power).
4. Additional
   Settings:
• Adjust
  advanced power settings:
• Right-click
  Start and select Device Manager to check for hardware
  power settings.
• Disable
  unused devices like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or external peripherals.
5. Enable
   Battery Saver Mode:
• In
  Windows 10 and 11, you can enable Battery Saver mode:
• Click
  on the Battery icon in the system tray > Battery saver
  mode (automatically reduces background activity and limits
  notifications).

For macOS:

1. Open
   Energy Saver Settings:
• Click
  on Apple Menu > System Preferences > Energy Saver.
2. Adjust
   Energy Saver Settings:
• Set
  Turn Display Off (e.g., after 5 minutes of inactivity).
• Adjust
  Sleep settings (e.g., put computer to sleep after 15 minutes).
3. Optimize
   Battery Life:
• Lower
  screen brightness.
• Disable
  Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and other non-essential services when not
  in use.
4. Use
   Power Adapter Settings:
• Use
  different power settings when the MacBook is plugged in versus on battery
  power (e.g., lower performance on battery).
5. Enable
   Low Power Mode:
• macOS
  has a Low Power Mode that can be turned on:
• Go
  to System Preferences > Battery > Turn On Low
  Power Mode.

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