If Windows shows “There are currently no power options available”, the supported fixes in the provided guidance are:
- Open Control Panel and switch to Icons view.
- Go to Power Options.
- Select Choose what the power buttons do.
- Select Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Under Shutdown settings, make sure the power options such as Sleep or Hibernate are enabled if available, then save changes.
If the power menu items are still missing, a policy may be hiding them:
- Windows has a policy named Remove and prevent access to the Shut Down, Restart, Sleep, and Hibernate commands.
- When enabled, it removes Shut down, Restart, Sleep, and Hibernate from the Start menu, and also removes the Power button from the Windows Security and sign-in/logon screens.
- If that policy is disabled or not configured, those power options are available.
For managed devices, the same behavior can also be controlled through policy settings such as:
- HidePowerOptions
- HidePowerButton
- HideSleep
- HideShutDown
- HideRestart
- HideHibernate
If the issue started around sleep/shutdown problems, another supported step is to turn off Fast startup:
- Open Control Panel > Power Options.
- Select Choose what the power buttons do.
- Select Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Clear Turn on fast startup.
- Save changes.
- Restart the PC, then check the power button again.
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