Under "Power Plans" you state "Take note that Connected Standby must be disabled for these secondary plans to appear." However, disabling Connected Standby breaks Sleep working and causes the laptop to freeze (at least on the XPS 13 9370 I tested this on). In this frozen state one has to force a power off to get Windows to start again.
It's perhaps worth noting this in your description so as to warn the user to only temporarily disable Connected Standby to get the other power plans, to create copies of them (?) and to then reenable Connected Standby.
Under "Power Plans" you state "Take note that Connected Standby must be disabled for these secondary plans to appear." However, disabling Connected Standby breaks Sleep working and causes the laptop to freeze (at least on the XPS 13 9370 I tested this on). In this frozen state one has to force a power off to get Windows to start again.
It's perhaps worth noting this in your description so as to warn the user to only temporarily disable Connected Standby to get the other power plans, to create copies of them (?) and to then reenable Connected Standby.