Inspiron 7490: Dell Power Manager automatically switches to Ultra Performance

Have you checked the Advanced setting in your power profile look into Processor Power Management settings?
Modify screen and sleep settings
To change settings for how long the computer stays awake and how long the monitor stays on, perform these actions:
1. At the desktop, click the Search the web and Windows box and type "sleep".
2. Select Power and Sleep settings.
3. Using the dropdowns provided, select how long the screen stays on and how long the computer waits to go into sleep mode, both on battery and while plugged in.
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Change the power plan
To change the power plan in Windows 10, perform these actions:
1. At the desktop, click the Search the web and Windows box and type "sleep".
2. Select Power and Sleep settings, then select Additional power settings at the bottom of the screen.
The Power Options window appears.
3. Select Balanced (recommended), Power saver, or select Create a power plan on the left side of the screen.
4. Customize your plan settings as desired.
You can also Reset your power plan
Launch Command Prompt (Admin) > type powercfg –restoredefaultschemes >hit Enter to reset the power plan settings to default.
Exit command prompt to remove all customized power plans.
Create a new power plan and customize it according to your needs.

Hi,

Did you find a solution to this, ultra performance is just not necessary for me, it makes the fans kick into maximum whilst i'm just browsing...

did you find a solution yet?