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‎11-13-2023 04:11 AM

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Product: HP 470 17 inch G10 Notebook PC (772L0AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

As I did years go on my old 470 G3, I would like to activate Battery Health Manager -> Maximize my Battery Health ( https://support.hp.com/hk-en/document/ish_4449597-3519507-16  ) on BIOS of my new 470 G10, in order to limit the charge to 80%, since the PC will be almost always be plugged in. Unfortunately, I only found in BIOS a line “Adaptative Battery Optimizer”, already enabled, without other options (neither an Advanced configuration page).

BIOS is already updated to last version Insyde F.03. I found out that Adaptative Battery Optimizer was introduced in 2020 for home and gaming HP laptop (https://support.hp.com/hk-en/document/c06310986 ), but on business laptop there should be Battery Health Manager, much more efficient and configurable.

 

Can anyone help me? The issue is important for me since I am a remote worker. I already contacted HP support, but I haven’t already received a satisfactory response.

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