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‎10-14-2020 09:45 AM

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Product: HP Laptop 14s-dk0xxx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi i am aware that playing while charger is plugged is ok and recommended but what if the batt goes 100%? shoul i unplug or let it be? i do grinds in gaming is it safe?

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‎10-14-2020 02:59 PM

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@RexStrife009 wrote:

..... what if the batt goes 100%? shoul i unplug or let it be? i do grinds in gaming is it safe?

@RexStrife009 

 

No, that means you force your machine to charge again next time and that will increase charging cycles. Batteries and chargers now are smarter then your thought, they will stop the charging process when 100% full.

 

Please use the following guide to keep battery healthy


                    https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c01297640


Regards.

BH
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‎10-15-2020 01:38 AM

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hi sir! so that means if battery goes 100% while charger is plugged in? i will not unplug it anymore? and continue grinding in my games?

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