To instantly unlock the cheat menu, delete any text inside the file and paste the following configuration:

If you try to cheat infinite power and the game crashes, here are the common PC issues:

Press the on your keyboard to open the Run dialog box. Type %appdata% into the box and press Enter . Look for a folder named MMFApplications and open it.

This is the most straightforward method. Certain mods, such as FNAF: Duncan's Edition , come with cheat options built-in, which you can toggle on and off. An "INFINITE POWER" cheat, where the power meter never depletes, is a common feature.

This happens if there is a typo in your text file. Reopen the file, delete your edits, and paste the lines carefully without leaving accidental blank spaces. To tailor this guide further, let me know:

To make it truly infinite, lock the value at 100 . If you set it to 999 , the game might crash when the meter tries to display a number larger than its 3-digit frame buffer.

Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF 1, 2014) is a survival horror game defined by resource scarcity, specifically a depleting power supply. However, a common unofficial PC modification—termed “Infinite Power”—removes this constraint. This paper analyzes how disabling the power limit transforms the game’s mechanics, risk calculus, and player experience. Using a comparative framework between vanilla and modded gameplay, we argue that infinite power fundamentally breaks the game’s designed tension loop, converting a horror-puzzle experience into a passive surveillance simulation, thereby exposing the centrality of resource management to FNAF’s horror architecture.

Surviving the original Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF 1) on PC requires strict energy management. Every camera check, closed door, and light flick drains your limited 100% power supply. If your power hits 0%, Freddy Fazbear plays his infamous music box chime, the lights go out, and your run ends in a jumpscare.