DenisMNE
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Battery is a very important component for laptop, it helps your laptop can move and use in many places. In this article I will guide you to check the level of laptop batteries without having to install any other software.
Step 1: Press Windows + R key to open the Run window. Then enter cmd and select OK.
Step 2: Enter the powercfg / batteryreport command and press Enter.
Step 3: You access your User folder to read the battery status report file by the following: Open My Computer or This PC >> C drive >> Users >> Administrator.
Step 4: You drag down the bottom will have a file in the form of battery-report.html, Click the left mouse button to open up your browser.
There is a lot of information about your computer. Just check the Installed batteries section for battery information.
Design Capacity: The initial capacity of the battery is newly shipped.
Full Charge Capacity: Its actual "energy" capacity.
You can use the following formula to check your laptop battery status.
100 - (Full Charge Capacity / Design Capacity) * 100.
Example: 100 - (32234/41440) * 100 = 22.21%.
The higher the number, the lower the performance of your laptop battery.
My tutorial is finished. Wish you to check the success rate of laptop battery.
Step 1: Press Windows + R key to open the Run window. Then enter cmd and select OK.
Step 2: Enter the powercfg / batteryreport command and press Enter.
Step 3: You access your User folder to read the battery status report file by the following: Open My Computer or This PC >> C drive >> Users >> Administrator.
Step 4: You drag down the bottom will have a file in the form of battery-report.html, Click the left mouse button to open up your browser.
There is a lot of information about your computer. Just check the Installed batteries section for battery information.
Design Capacity: The initial capacity of the battery is newly shipped.
Full Charge Capacity: Its actual "energy" capacity.
You can use the following formula to check your laptop battery status.
100 - (Full Charge Capacity / Design Capacity) * 100.
Example: 100 - (32234/41440) * 100 = 22.21%.
The higher the number, the lower the performance of your laptop battery.
My tutorial is finished. Wish you to check the success rate of laptop battery.