Vista - UPS Service

Was the UPS service for interacting with uninturruptable power
supplies removed from Vista? I have an APC SmartUPS-1500 connected to
my machine via serial cable.

In Windows XP x64 there is a UPS service that can be configured in the
power control panel. When I searched for UPS.exe in the Windows
directory, I didn't find anything. I can't seem to find this or the
equivalent in Vista the power control panel seems to include only
"power plans". Is there a new place to look or was this removed?

Thanks,

Chris

I also use a APC at work and I notice that a battery pops up in my
notification area I think my connection is USB. If yours supports connecting
through USB give it a try.
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"Chris Hill" <Chris244@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Was the UPS service for interacting with uninturruptable power
> supplies removed from Vista? I have an APC SmartUPS-1500 connected to
> my machine via serial cable.
>
> In Windows XP x64 there is a UPS service that can be configured in the
> power control panel. When I searched for UPS.exe in the Windows
> directory, I didn't find anything. I can't seem to find this or the
> equivalent in Vista the power control panel seems to include only
> "power plans". Is there a new place to look or was this removed?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris