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‎10-17-2023 11:18 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion Laptop PC 15-eg2000 (4U8D6AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I am surprised to see that this expensive laptop does not come with a battery charging limit option which limits the maximum limit to which a plugged in laptop can charge (usually 80 percent).

I am talking about the option that ALL LAPTOPS have , HP has it too on other laptop which goes by the name "BatteryCare".

 

How am I going to stop the battery from degrading if I keep it plugged in all the time (100% all the time ) ????

This was one basic feature I expected from HP.

 

PLEASE NOTE I CHECKED THE "ADAPTIVE BATTERY LIFE" option in the bios , and IT DOES NOT STOP the laptop from being fully charged up to 100 percent !

 

PLEASE GET YOUR ENGINEERS TO post an update for the BIOS with this feature

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