#MagDigit
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Windows includes an inbuilt Battery Report feature to monitor laptop battery health without additional software. This essential tool helps ensure the battery, a critical laptop component, functions properly, preventing system crashes and allowing users to manage power efficiently.
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Lithium-ion batteries, common in mobile devices, charge quickly and have a high-energy density, allowing for slim designs. To maximize battery life, keep charge levels between 20% and 80%, avoiding extremes to prevent reduced capacity and longer-lasting performance.
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Open Start and search Command Prompt or Press Win + R and type “cmd” and press enter. In Command Prompt type command “powercfg/batteryreport” and press Enter.
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The battery report will be saved on your PC. The Command Prompt will give you the file location of the Battery report. Copy the file path from the command prompt. Paste the copied file path in file explorer and Press Enter. Your PC battery report will be shown on the default browser.
Lithium-ion batteries in laptops charge quickly and have high-energy density. To maximize battery life, maintain charge between 20% and 80%, avoiding full charges and complete discharges, to prevent reduced capacity and ensure longer-lasting performance.