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‎09-12-2021 07:03 PM

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Product: Probook 445 G7
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Anyone else experiencing issues with the HP battery health manager bios settings of late. After installing the latest bios version 1.06 released just this month for my Probook 445 G7 model, the battery charges beyond the 80% limit upto 100%, even though the BIOS setting has been set to "Maximize battery health". It was all fine until the immediately preceding BIOS version. Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

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‎09-17-2021 06:09 PM

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I figured out it still works, it just shows 100% instead of 80% when it's actually 80% with the "maximize battery health" enabled. You can check by changing the setting back to the default and checking the battery, it should show around 80%.

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