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My laptop battery didn't last half as long as I had hoped and it is an internal one. That is, it is very inconvenient to replace. I would like my replacement battery to last as long as possible, and after reading up on it, it looks like the best way to do that is to allow it to charge and discharge on a regular basis. So I looked for a program or app in the Ubuntu software center that could remind me to unplug or plug in and found nothing, and the default battery indicator is insufficient because it doesn't care about battery health.
Edit: A simple google search revealed I could look up battery information using the command upower -i /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0. It would be nice to have a status indicator do this for me (and possibly keep a tally of charge/discharge cycles).
1. When ever the battery gets full the alert says 100% and it closes in few seconds. But I need the ______________________________________ / or at least for 15 to 20 mins until i see. Problem is i will not stay near my laptop during some uploads and downloads. Please Help!
If for some reason, you want to be notified when your laptop battery has been fully charged, then the Windows OS will not be able to help you as such. You can change Critical & Low-Level Battery Action and change Low Battery Level Notifications too, but there is just no setting available that tells you when your laptop battery has been fully charged. In this post, we will see how to create a battery full charge notification, alert or alarm for your Windows 11/10/8/7 laptop, without using any software.Create laptop battery full charge notificationOpen a Notepad on your Windows desktop, and copy-paste the following code in it.set oLocator = CreateObject("WbemScripting.SWbemLocator")set oServices = oLocator.ConnectServer(".","root\wmi")set oResults = oServices.ExecQuery("select * from batteryfullchargedcapacity")for each oResult in oResults iFull = oResult.FullChargedCapacitynextwhile (1) set oResults = oServices.ExecQuery("select * from batterystatus") for each oResult in oResults iRemaining = oResult.RemainingCapacity bCharging = oResult.Charging next iPercent = ((iRemaining / iFull) * 100) mod 100 if bCharging and (iPercent > 95) Then msgbox "Battery is at " & iPercent & "%",vbInformation, "Battery monitor" wscript.sleep 30000 ' 5 minuteswendFrom the Notepad File menu, select Save as, and then from the save as dialog box which appears, under Save as type, select All files.Next give the file any name, along with the extension as .vbs. For instance, you may name the file as FullBat.vbs. Click on Save to save the VBS script to your desktop or any other location of your choice.You may also right-click on it and select Create shortcut. Once you have done this, move the shortcut to the Windows Startup folder located at:C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUpThis way, every time your laptop boots, the script will start monitoring. That is all you need to do.You may also click on it right away to start running the script immediately. Once it runs, it will start monitoring your battery status.When your battery charge exceeds 95%, you will hear an alarm and see a notification pop up.The script sets the notification to appear when it crosses 95%. If you wish, you can change it to 99%.It worked for me. Let us know if it worked for you too.To uninstall it, you have to remove it from the Programs\StartUp folder, where you had placed it.Battery Alarm and Laptop Battery Monitor are good freeware that will tell you when your battery is fully charged. Take a look at them too. BATExpert is another good tool that may interest you as it shows you the current status of the battery installed in your laptop and also provides other detailed information about it like the battery type, manufacturer, voltage and temperature, etc.Source: TechNet.1___: You can also display custom Battery percentage icons. For example, when the battery level is 25% or lower, you will see a red color battery icon. And when the battery level is more than 75%, a green color battery icon will be visible, and so on.2_________: Windows 11 not showing remaining battery time.
I had the same issue when I use a Bitbar plugin on OSX and have the default battery menubar unchecked. Here is what I use in my shell script to include a osascript call to create a notification pop up.
There areo several free apps on the app store that will display your battery info and send notifications for certain levels of you battery. You should probably check there first and search on battery. Some options are "Battery Health 2" and "Battery Monitor"
There is a paid app named "Battery Charging Alert" which will do what you want. It will send you notifications when battery level is under some preset value. It puts a small window on your desktop with battery level info. The app is $5 from the App Store.
This UPS will emit 4 beeps every 30 seconds alarm when it runs on battery mode. This audible alarm can be disabled through the Powerchute personal edition software. There might be chances that it is programmed to disable alarm on the new units. I would recommend testing the alarm by enabling it through the Powerchute personal edition. Below is the link to download the software and it needs to be connected with the USB cable between the computer and usb port on the UPS to communicate.
Hi, I understand that it is fine to leave the Keypad plugged in - after full charging it will trickle charge. But given that the battery is not replaceable, is it better for the life of the battery to let it discharge and then recharge it as opposed to leaving it constantly charging? In some devices, the battery degrades, can loose its ability to hold full charge, and may even expand/damage the device, if left to charge constantly. Thanks.
All chemical batteries work on the same basic principle: a positive electrode is separated from a negative electrode by an electrolyte. When the battery is connected to an electrical current that draws power, electrons flow from the anode to the cathode, creating a current.
With a rechargeable battery, such as the one in your MacBook, this flow can be reversed, electrons flow from the positive to the negative electrode, recharging the battery and adding power to it.
Your MacBook monitors the health of its battery. You can view your battery health at any time. If you click on the battery icon on the status bar at the top of your screen, a popup displays the status, amount of power remaining and a list of apps using significant amounts of energy.
Most of the OEMs include a power manager these days to avoid overcharging batteries. A power manager software usually displays a notification when the battery reaches 100% level and stops the battery from overcharging.
Battery Alarm Free is an app designed to help you get notified when the laptop or tablet battery reaches the maximum level. You can configure the app to show a notification when the battery reaches a specific limit as well. For instance, you can configure it to show the full battery notification when the battery is 95%. Besides that, the app shows some vital information about the battery.
If there is no dedicated power manager software on your Windows 10 laptop or tablet and you want to get a notification when the battery is fully (100%) charged, you can use small workaround offered by John Howard to get full battery notification on Windows 10.
Before you begin reading the workaround, let us tell you that the below script might not work accurately if you have multiple batteries. For instance, on my ThinkPad T450s, which has two batteries, the script displays full battery notification only when the second battery reaches 100% level.
3_______ Finally, copy and paste the 4____________________ that you created in Step 3 into the Startup folder. That all! From now onwards, the FullBattery.vbs script will load with Windows 10 and displays a notification with sound when the battery level reaches 100%.
We've all been there before: You're out with your laptop, engrossed in your work, when your laptop gives you the ever-dreaded battery warning. If you'd rather your laptop warn you a little sooner, you can tweak the alerts to happen sooner, later, and even take different actions when your battery reaches a certain point. Here's how.
Choose the power plan from the top dropdown that corresponds to what you use when you're on battery power (by default, this is "Balanced"). Scroll down to "Battery" and click the plus sign next to it.
Here, you'll want to tweak two things: Low Battery Level and/or Critical Battery Level. Low Battery Level corresponds to the first alert you get, that lets you know you're running out of battery. Reserve Battery Level is the second alert you get, letting you know that your computer will hibernate soon, and Critical Battery Level corresponds to when your computer goes into hibernation.
OS X doesn't let you tweak your battery alerts, but you can download a $1.99 app called Low Battery Saver that gives you a few more options in how your laptop warns you. When you start up the app, you have the option to:
Low Battery Saver gives you warnings based on how much time your battery has left, not a percentage level, which can be handy. However, if you have an old computer and haven't taken care of the battery properly, this value may be incorrect, so you'll want to stay on the more conservative side and add an extra few minutes to the notification. 5376163bf9
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