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I have been observing strange battery behaviour on my laptop for some time.

 

When it charges to 100% after a few minutes it drops to 94-92%, it used to not do this (since the F.33 update on 1 May it probably started).

I have the impression that windows 11 is misreading the problem, but I have been doing battery calibration and it is better, but I don't know how much more I can do.

 

I did a battery test in HP UEFI Diagnostics and it showed the battery to be fine.

The interesting thing is that HP diagnostics, and windows 11 misread the battery capacity by a few % probably.

 

As for the BIOS I have the latest version [F.34] (I think a BIOS update with a security fix is coming out soon, I noticed on AMD's site regarding security vulnerabilities).

 

Windows 11: 24H2 (latest update as of 10 December).

in version 23H2 I don't know if the problem occurs.

 

If anyone has had a similar problem and solved it, don't you dare write, I'm thinking of replacing the battery at the end (if the problem doesn't solve itself).

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Your laptop comes from the 2019 market year.

If the installed battery is original one, I recommend having it replaced with a new unit

There is a reason that the batteries are only guaranteed for one year.

 

the Maintenance & Service guide (see chapter 3, page 16, item 15)
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c06446633.pdf

The replacement battery
Description                                 HP part number

Battery (3 cell, 52 Whr)                 L48495-005



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Your laptop comes from the 2019 market year.

If the installed battery is original one, I recommend having it replaced with a new unit

There is a reason that the batteries are only guaranteed for one year.

 

the Maintenance & Service guide (see chapter 3, page 16, item 15)
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c06446633.pdf

The replacement battery
Description                                 HP part number

Battery (3 cell, 52 Whr)                 L48495-005



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Thank you for your help.

 

I also generally set everything to power saving and it extended the life from 1.5 hours to 3 hours.

I am curious if there are any more tips, and I have looked at the battery report and one aspect puzzles me.

On energy consumption.

You can see that the battery is already running low, so will invest in a battery replacement in the near future.

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yooo hello did you install f.35 ?

 

i dunno but i think all the batteries are faculty i think its cuz of not having cmos battery for our laptops and bios is dependent on battery and i think bms is faulty 

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Yes I have BIOS F.35 installed and no change.

I'll tell you, I wouldn't have fallen for what you stated myself, but I doubt the BIOS will fix anything in the future.

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