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01-08-2022 07:16 PM
Product: HP Spectre
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11
I ran a system check. It told me the battery was okay, but I need to calibrate it even though I am not having any problems with the battery. I had battery failure earlier in the year. I went to an approved HP Service Center to have it replaced. So I have been running it on battery saver setting where it is supposed to charge it to 80% and stop. It does. I calibrated it. It still tells me to calibrate it even though I had no issues at all with the new battery. I drained it, and recharged it completely. The battery charges to 100% like it's supposed to to be fully charged without the battery saver on. What is the problem here?
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