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‎10-17-2025 01:41 PM

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Hi i recently got a HP Victus gaming laptop. I use this laptop in one place and dont really move it anywhere so i keep it on charger all time. Is there any way to disable battery so it just runs on AC Power itself when it reaches 100%, and stop charging battery and doesnt damage the battery. 
Thank you.

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‎10-17-2025 02:00 PM

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Hi:

 

The battery does stop charging when it reaches 100% charge, but the problem is you should not leave the notebook plugged in 24/7/365 with the battery in a constant 100% charge state or that may lead to battery swelling.

 

I recommend when you are finished using the notebook for the day, unplug it from A/C power so the battery discharges while maintaining the BIOS and system clock settings.

 

You can also see this link for more info on getting the most life out of your notebook's battery;

 

HP Notebook PCs and Chromebooks - Improving battery performance | HP® Support

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