I am using Asus and I was able to update this by going to the Asus App> device settings
How to Disable Max Charging at 60% on Windows 11 Laptop
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Cody Perez
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My laptop that uses Windows 11 is unable to charge past 60% battery. One day I got a notification suggesting I do this for the health of the battery, or carbon footprint, or something like that because I was in the habit of always keeping my laptop plugged in. But now I have something coming up where I'm gonna need it alive for more than an hour and currently, it can barely manage that. My laptop's battery dies so fast when it's unplugged that I really need it to be able to get full 100% battery life capacity rather than 60%.
I did this change because it sounded helpful and I thought I'd be able to easily locate and undo the setting as needed, but I've been completely unable to do that. I've looked in Settings > System > Power & battery but been unable to find anything there. I've also searched the internet but found no results. The only thing I could find is an AI-generated answer that said something about Surface devices and booting into Surface UEFI, but I don't believe my laptop is a Surface device.
Thanks to anybody that tries to help me with this.
Windows for business | Windows Client for IT Pros | User experience | Other
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Darrell Gorter 2,911 Reputation points2024-05-31T21:17:14.1866667+00:00 Hello,
Let's try running a battery report.
open an elevated CMD prompt
run powercfg /batteryreport
This will give us some informaiton on the battery.
Thanks
Darrell
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Cody Perez 5 Reputation points
2024-06-04T13:26:01.34+00:00 Thank you for responding, Darrell. I did what you suggested. Let me know if you can see the report with this link.
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Darrell Gorter 2,911 Reputation points
2024-06-04T20:10:27.05+00:00 No I cannot see it, the link just takes me back to this thread.
Sorry
Darrell
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Cody Perez 5 Reputation points
2024-06-11T22:48:02.0333333+00:00 Ok, I understand. I should've known that, sorry for not thinking of a better method haha but thank you anyways. Is there any certain information on the battery that you are looking for from the report that I can tell you?
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Darrell Gorter 2,911 Reputation points
2025-10-12T21:25:47.9833333+00:00 Here is a link to various laptop companies with instructions on how to set the battery saver options.
- HP
- Lenovo
- Dell
- ASUS
- Acer
- Microsoft
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/how-to-limit-battery-charge-in-windows
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