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How to Keep Laptop Battery Alive and Well
I've read the Windows 10 tutorial on battery saver, but it doesn't seem to address what I need to know. Neither do the various threads on same. I need to know if this particular "battery saver" will preserve my battery if I leave it plugged into the wall socket 90% of the time, or will it not?
I have an older HP laptop with Windows 10. On bootup, I'm told that there's a problem with the battery and that it will no longer charge at full percent. That laptop has been primarily used at home and is usually plugged into the wall socket, so . . .
Heretofore, I've been told that the above will happen to a battery when it's left plugged in more than 90% of the time it's in use. Which holds true for this particular laptop.
My new HP laptop with a 4-cell 41WHr-Lithium-ion Battery will be used for both travelling and home use, so I want to protect it as much as possible.
I don't want to continually pull the electrical plug and replace it when the battery runs down. This morning I decided to remove the battery from the laptop and boot using only the wall plug. So, will this hurt the computer? I don't think so, but I'm not an expert in these matters.
Bottom line: What is the best way to preserve my battery?