Using a laptop as a desktop computer ruins the battery?

[Andrew-ita95]

These days I use the PC at home (HP Pavilion 15-bc014nl) and I decided to connect it to an external monitor, with many peripherals, such as external hard drives and other things, in practice I turned my notebook into a desktop computer, I ask you to connect all the time the pc at the current, with a constant battery charge, over time can degrade or decrease the performance, unfortunately the battery is not removable. If this behavior creates damage to the battery, how can I solve it?

Also I have another question, I bought an usb 3.0 hub of anker, but since I have to connect more external hard drives, I had to connect an external USB power supply (This hub has the possibility to be powered externally), according to you the current released from the external USB power supply, can it enter the notebook and ruin some of its components?
I thank you in advance for the time you spend reading my question and giving me an answer.
I await a reply with anxiety

Regards

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi:

Since you can't remove the battery, what I suggest you do in your situation is every two weeks, run the notebook off the battery, and let it get down to the low battery warning.

Then plug the notebook back in, and repeat this process.

As far as anything plugged into the PC...I would plug any electically powerd components including the power adapter into a surge protector power strip to minimize the chance of a power surge damaging the PC.