Run this file to quickly change your Windows power plan! (Will not work if your power plan has consecutive spaces in it (example: ' ')) It's a bit messy. Sorry about that

change_power_plan.py

import os, sys

power_plans_data = []
available_power_plans = {}

input("\033[1;41mNOTE: If any of your power plans has more than one space in the name this program will NOT work!\n"
      "Hit enter to continue\033[0m ")

power_plans = os.popen("powercfg /list").read()

power_plans = power_plans.replace("\n", "").replace("Power Scheme", "").split("GUID: ")[1:]

print("Choose a plan (* = active plan):")

for plan in range(1, len(power_plans)):
    power_plans_data = power_plans[plan].split("  ")
    available_power_plans[plan] = [power_plans_data[1], power_plans_data[0]]
    print("%s) %s" % (plan, power_plans_data[1]))

notTrue = False
while not notTrue:
    answer = input("\nWhich power plan do you want to use? ")
    try:
        # Check if power plan is valid
        chosen_plan = available_power_plans[int(answer)]

        if "*" in chosen_plan[0].split(")")[1]:
            print("That plan is already in use!")
        else:
            yaaaayloops = True
            while yaaaayloops:
                confirm = input("Are you sure you want to use the '%s' power plan? (y/N) " % chosen_plan[0])
                if confirm.lower().startswith("y"):
                    set_plan = os.popen("powercfg /setactive %s" % chosen_plan[1]).read()
                    input("Successfully changed power plans. Hit enter to exit the program")
                    notTrue = True
                    yaaaayloops = False
                elif confirm.lower().startswith("n"):
                    break
    except:
        print("'%s' is not a valid answer!" % answer)