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12-10-2019 04:07 PM
Hi
I bought a new laptop HP Omen15-dh0007ng Product number (7dr88ea#abd). I run the Battery report from the CMD and generated it as HTML report. I found the below and I have some notes which I need your support with
Battery capacity history
Charge capacity history of the system's batteries
PERIOD FULL CHARGE CAPACITY DESIGN CAPACITY
2019-12-05 60,390 mWh 69,000 mWh
2019-12-06 62,917 mWh 69,000 mWh
2019-12-07 61,455 mWh 69,000 mWh
2019-12-08 56,610 mWh 69,000 mWh
2019-12-09 57,346 mWh 69,000 mWh
1- How come the battery full charge in the first run (5-Dec) to be as above ?! by dividing 60,390/69,000 = 87.52% 😲
2- Full charge capacity kept on changing up once up then down but it's reduced to 57,346/69,000 = 83.11% only in few days 😱
Is this normal ? or what should I do ?
Thanks in advance and appreciate your support urgently please.
12-12-2019 06:25 PM
@Stingahmed The test you've performed may not show accurate results, we at HP suggest using the diagnostics tool design for HP products, and here's what you need to do, to ensure this isn't something we need to worry about:
The maximum capacity of a battery changes over time. Because of this change in battery capacity, the charge level indicator in Windows might not show 100% charged. To know the condition of your battery, use the steps in this document to test your battery and calibrate it if necessary. Calibrating the battery resets the battery gauge to accurately display the charge level in Windows. In this document, two methods of testing and calibrating the battery are explained. Also, a manual method for calibrating the battery is presented.
NOTE:If you notice your notebook battery is swollen or deformed, go to Swelling or Deformation of Notebook Battery for more information.
Depending on which version of Windows or Diagnostics you are using, the information and graphics in this document might vary slightly.
FOR DETAILS & FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS, USE THIS LINK: CLICK HERE
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