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‎01-13-2022 07:54 AM

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Product: HP Laptop 15s-eq2158AU
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi! This is my second HP laptop and the first one I used, the battery just stopped charging. So this time I would like to maintain or probably extend the battery life of my new laptop. I searched the internet, and  found our that HP laptops doesn't have the "limiter" feature while charging laptops, like those in ASUS and ACER (laptops my siblings use).
However, I found out on YouTube that you can enable a similar feature by configuring the BIOS through this video from HP Support. 
 Setting Up the Battery Health Management Feature | HP Business Computers | @HPSupport - YouTube

I tried this tutorial but I wasn't able to find the option "Advanced".

FYI, my BIOS version is  F.18 (type: UEFI)

Anyone who can help me?


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