Critical Battery Level set to 9%, and unable to reduce to a more reasonable level (3-5%)

[NXBeast]

On my HP Pavilion - 14-ce3600na, the critical battery level is set to 9%, which is unable to be altered (when altered the critical level resets to 9%). I want to change the critical battery level to something within the ACPI standard (5%), which will preserve the battery and provide more battery life on each charge. I would like to know if this is a hardware based limit or a software based limit. If software based, would I be able to change the limit without installing a fresh install of Windows that comes without HP software?

[banhien]

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@NXBeast wrote:

....I want to change the critical battery level to something within the ACPI standard (5%),

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@NXBeast 

You can reduce to lower or higher 5% as shown from Power options/Advanced

            

Remember to click Apply/OK to keep the change(s)

Regards.

[NXBeast]

This is what I have previously tried, now retrying changing it 1% at a time, the lowest it allows me to go to is 7%. It allows me to go lower, but when I click apply it goes back up to 7%

[banhien]

@NXBeast 

I can change on all my machines, no problem. Please try the following hard way

                  https://appuals.com/how-to-change-critical-battery-percentage-levels-on-windows-10/

Regards