Power daemon issue
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Hi, I am having trouble with power profiles daemon. I have currently installed TLP as my power management software. Sometimes, whenever I startup my laptop my power-profiles-daemon is uninstalled and I have to reinstall it again. Can I know if any other person is experiencing this same issue as me ? |
Answered by
rcalixte
Sep 15, 2026
Replies: 2 comments
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Hi, you should only have one of these installed between TLP and power-profiles-daemon. They actively conflict with each other. If the software you are using has dependencies on one or the other, it's more complicated to untangle but the core issue remains. |
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Answer selected by
Romold
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To easily copy and use either solution, choose your preferred power manager below: Option 1: Use TLP (Recommended for maximum battery customization)sudo systemctl stop power-profiles-daemon
sudo systemctl mask power-profiles-daemon
sudo systemctl enable --now tlp
Option 2: Use Power Profiles Daemon (Recommended for native desktop UI)sudo apt remove --purge tlp # Use your distro's manager (e.g., pacman -R or dnf remove) if not on Debian/Ubuntu
sudo systemctl enable --now power-profiles-daemon
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Hi, you should only have one of these installed between TLP and power-profiles-daemon. They actively conflict with each other. If the software you are using has dependencies on one or the other, it's more complicated to untangle but the core issue remains.