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‎08-28-2021 12:31 AM - last edited on ‎08-28-2021 06:17 AM by Retired

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Product: HP EliteBook x360 1030 G2
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Battery charge not going beyond 79% when plugged in. 

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‎08-28-2021 01:09 AM

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@RathodD 

 

To keep batteries "live" longer, HP allows batteries on many business class machines to charge up to 80%.  This offer is not available on nearly all consumer machines. It is up to you now 80% or 100% ?

 

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‎08-28-2021 08:50 AM

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@RathodD:

 

HP business laptops have Battery Health Manager in the BIOS that provides charging level options. You can choose an option to allow the battery to charge to100 %. My Elitebook 840 G3 has this setting in Power Management Options in Advanced in the BIOS. See the HP video below:

 

Maintaining Optimum Battery Health on your HP Business Notebook | HP Support | HP - YouTube

 

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