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‎08-23-2021 09:09 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion x360 14ba078tx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello all!

It has been last 3 years since I am in love with My HP Pavilion x360. Coming up to an issue that Lenovo and Acer provides battery limiter softwares with their laptops to expand the battery life ( which stops the charging of laptop battery after several percentage of charge.) . I love this feature but why hp dont offer this feature for their consumer series laptops. 

I read same question in the community which was asked by gaming user for HP Omen. Omen series have this option in bios , but why dont these series have? 

 

There are many tools available in the market which can alert you after battery reaches certain percentage of charge but I want the solution that my hp pavilion x360 should cut off the charge automatically (at 80%).

It is my humble request to HP community and engineers that kindly enable this feature for us. Or please let me know if there is an exact solution for this problem. I will be thankful to you all.

 

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