Is there a way to show battery status on the lock and logon screens?

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    dalchina said:
    I also very much disliked Win 10 when I first saw it after first release. At that point everything was borderless and white- so you couldn't tell where one window ended and another began when overlaid.

    I use Aeroglass - 3rd party- to make title bars and borders semi-opaque, rounded corners, a bit like '7. And I use - like many here- Classic Shell (now Open Shell) start menu - Win 10 style menus simply don't cope with larger deeply nested start menus- they flatten them out after about 3 folders deep.

    I avoid apps mostly and use downloaded programs.

    And I've stayed with 1709. The 6 month feature upgrades are becoming a joke.

    Yep, my desktop and Start Menu have always looked almost the same since XP. I hate the Metro (?) style, and thank heavens for Classic Shell.

    I also resisted getting into the Store. Right now, unless a better solution pops up, I will have to first focus on the other more important compatibility issues of this new system.
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    hello10 said:
    Is there a way to show battery status on the lock and logon screens of the Windows 10 on a notebook computer?
    My Dell Inspiron 13-5000 series does, on the lock screen, but not on the login screen.
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    EDIT: Maybe it's a manufacturer thing, not a Windows thing.
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    Garyw said:
    My Dell Inspiron 13-5000 series does, on the lock screen, but not on the login screen.
    EDIT: Maybe it's a manufacturer thing, not a Windows thing.

    We have the same WiFi and battery icons displayed on lock screen. I can't tell how much of the power is left with that, that's why I have to look for a more informative badge (?).

    - - -

    I was finally able to logon to Store. Kirik Battery was unavailable so I tried some others. So far, it seems the 15-minute limitation (?) is keeping the badges from showing more accurate info. Not sure about this though, still checking. Also, some apps simply aren't even updating.
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    Check settings here:
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    dalchina said:

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    What's this Timeline Explorer?
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    It's part of a 3rd party backup program- not Windows Timeline.
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    Where's the website?
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    Prog is GenieTimeline - not of particular interest. I got it as a giveaway just to have a look.
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