cepmtray.exe

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Windows Process Description:

The program file cepmtray.exe is commonly known for its process name; the Toshiba Power Management Utility. As the cepmtray.exe program name suggests, it is a power management utility designed to manage the power consumption of several devices included on Toshiba Notebook Computers. With the program cepmtray.exe, users can arrange Battery power and AC power profiles on Toshiba laptops. The cemptray.exe file's central task is to prolong the amount of time that the machine can run only from the battery source.

The default configuration form running on battery sources are designed to give extensive battery life with normal performance. For example, if the PC is unused for a couple of minutes, the backlight of the LCD panel screen will turn off, therefore significantly lessening the power consumption of the battery. With the cepmtray.exe program, users can adjust certain settings to prolong the battery life significantly heightening performance.

Features of the program file cepmtray.exe includes control over CPU speed, hard drive and monitor shut off, system hibernate time, system stand by time and monitor brightness. The cepmtray.exe program file's has a visible icon the taskbar, next to the time icon. The program cepmtray.exe displays a visible window when it is running.

If the program file cepmtray.exe seems to be having trouble functioning, it is recommended that the user check the settings that match to the user's preference and that the user understands the configuration settings and what sets them off. One usually misunderstood power saver feature of the cemptray.exe program is the cooling fan's operations. In the event that the cooling method is set to the Performance option, the cooling fan operates when the CPU arrives at a sufficiently heightened temperature. Usually, the PC can seem warm to touch even before the CPU's temperature elevates enough to turn the fan on. It will seem that the cooling fan should turn on, because of the warmness of the computer but the processor may still be within the normal range of temperature.

Author: Toshiba Corp..

Author URL: www.toshiba.com

Part Of: Toshiba Power Management Utility

Memory Usage: Medium since it consumes around 837632 bytes of virtual memory and RAM.

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