At some point, we all need a laptop battery replacement. Here's what to look out for if your battery doesn't have much left ...

Check the Health of Your Battery Over time, a laptop battery degrades and loses its ability to hold a charge, which impacts your device's performance, runtime, and reliability. Ignoring early ...

If your laptop isn’t able to hold a charge like it used to, replacing the battery is a simple and affordable DIY fix.

In order to determine if your laptop battery should be replaced or not, here's a guide explaining how to check battery health and capacity in Windows 11.

Check the manufacturer's battery tools Some laptops include vendor-specific battery tools — Lenovo Vantage, Dell Power Manager, HP Support Assistant, etc. — which may have extra options to ...

If your laptop battery drains in Sleep Mode on Windows 11/10, use the Power troubleshooter, Sleep Study Tool, disable Wake Timers, etc.

Your laptop's battery life is actually getting worse over time—a test laptop revealed an alarming drop of between 16 and 24 percent in just little over a year.

If your Windows laptop battery drops to 0% suddenly, here are some fixes to help you. A failing battery or corrupted battery drivers can cause this problem.

Checking the battery status through GUI is easy. Hovering the mouse cursor over the battery indicator given in the Laptop task bar simply shows the battery level. But, did you know you can find the ...

If you’re putting a laptop into storage, leave it around 50 percent charged. It’s a good idea to re-charge it every six months or so, to ensure the battery stays healthy in the long run.

Want to set a battery charge limit on your laptop? Learn if it’s possible, how it works, and why it can help extend battery lifespan.