**Before implementing any power management changes recommended by this tool, please verify with Framework Support first.**

While the Enhanced WiFi Analyzer provides valuable diagnostic information and generates safe configuration scripts, power management settings should only be modified when addressing specific connectivity issues. The tool may recommend disabling PCIe ASPM (Active State Power Management) or NetworkManager power saving features, but these changes should only be applied if:

1. **You are experiencing actual WiFi connectivity problems** (disconnections, micro-dropouts, poor roaming)

2. **The analysis clearly identifies power management as the root cause**

3. **Framework Support has reviewed your specific situation and confirmed the recommendation**

Power management features exist for good reasons - they extend battery life and reduce heat generation. Disabling them unnecessarily can impact your system's efficiency without providing any benefits. The diagnostic tools help identify *potential* power management conflicts, but not every detection requires action.

1. **Run the analysis** to identify potential issues: Run the script per the instructions.

2. **Document your specific symptoms** (connection drops, poor performance, etc.)

3. **Contact Framework Support** with both your symptoms and the tool's findings

4. **Apply recommended changes only** after confirmation from Support

5. **Test thoroughly** and revert changes if they don't resolve your specific issues

[Contact](https://framework.kustomer.help/contact/support-request-ryon9uAuq) - Ask to send your findings to the Linux Support Team

Remember: These diagnostic tools are designed to help identify issues, not automatically fix them. Always verify recommendations with Framework Support before making system changes.