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‎12-05-2021 03:30 PM

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Product: HP Omen 15 (2020)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

 

A few months ago, I noticed that even if the laptop is completely turned off, it consumes about 3% of the battery in 24 hours. So it consumes 30% of the battery in ten days, which I find quite unacceptable. Local HP service says this is normal but as I mentioned earlier this does not seem normal to me. What do you think about that? Is this normal?

 

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‎12-05-2021 05:23 PM

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Modern laptops with enclosed battery use the Main battery for powering the motherboard even when off. There used to be a CMOS or RTC battery but no more. Also Windows 8 and higher have a weird sleep state that is not 100% asleep so the system can power on faster. This explains the power draw when you think the laptop is off. 3% per day is a bit much but the current setup is going to draw at least 1% or more every night. 

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