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‎01-09-2024 11:52 PM

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Product: HP 15 Laptop PC 15-e3000 (4X378AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

My HP laptop 15s-eq3003ne is basically brand new, about 3 days old on my hands. So as much as possible I want to take precaution on everything especially with the battery. I've seen other older versions of HP laptops capable of restricting battery charging somewhere on 80% or less, but all of the guides and tutorials say that what I am looking for is in the bios, but I've checked several times and nothing. So I suppose that I am making this thread to ask if it is possible for this machine to restrict charging up to certain percentages or not.

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‎01-10-2024 07:25 AM - edited ‎01-10-2024 07:27 AM

HP Recommended

Hi:

 

Your notebook does not have that feature.

 

It may have the HP Battery Optimizer feature which you can enable.

 

I don't recommend leaving the notebook plugged in to A/C power 24/7/365 and leaving the battery in a constant 100% charge state or that may lead to battery swelling.

 

 

 

 

 

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