As long as you know the address and values, you can use this trick (in theory) to modify anything.
I got the address for this power lock from the techpowerup forum and just mapped it to 2 acpi variables. Making this work @boot is easy, just define a dummy device and set the values at _INI, but the complicated part is if the values change after wake. That's where I had to replace other methods and inject the new code.
If the OC rename patches work with windows/linux, then these should also work. (I don't chainload other OS's from OC so I haven't tested it)
I also know you can load extra ssdt's in windows boot, but never tried it.
Windows 11 lasted about a month in my system, but I've since rolled back to 10. I found I lost more than I gained with the "upgrade"
Power monkey looks very interesting...