laptop built-in battery endurance

[claudiosfr]

I'd like to ask which is the best strategy to increase my new laptop battery endurance.
I use the laptop for job and it'is powered on all day long.
Seen that the newest laptop models don't allow to detach the battery pack because of it's enclosed (built-in) inside the computer case, what should I do:
- leave the laptop always attached to the energy power supply
- let the battery level to reach the 100%, detach it from the energy power supply, leave the power to decrease up to 8%-10% for usage and then attach it again... and so on...
Believe me It's really boring 😐
Any suggestion?
Thank You in advance

[Huffer · Accepted solution]

Rule of thumb: if AC power is available, use it. Use the battery when you must. Don't let battery charge fall below about 15%. Otherwise don't worry too much about it. The battery is smart and will not overcharge or be harmed by being attached to AC power. 

[claudiosfr]

Thank You for your reply Huffer.
I'll follow your suggestions.
I was worried and didn't know how to move myself in this context.
Recently I've read a lot about it and You confirmed me in advance the best way how to manage batteries when using a laptop as a desktop.
Hope HP will integrate its documentation about this concern inside the box of every new laptop.
Regards 🙂

[claudiosfr]

Laptop attached to AC power ---> BATTERY STATE 100% not charging ---> And that's all 😉

[Huffer]

It will stop charging when it hits 100%. Run it down to say 85% on battery and see if it then charges when plugged back in. Battery looks fine from what you posted.