Changing the Charging Level to 100% and back to 60% on Window 11

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Changing the Charging Level to 100% and back to 60% on Window 11

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I used to set up a saving power plan that charges up to 60% on Windows 10. It was easy to find since it locates directly in the power icon on the bottom right and I was able to change back and forth to the original plan quickly.

I upgraded to Windows 11 and could not find the options to reverse back to 100% as I am back to school and need the laptop to be at 100%.

And after I reverse it back to 100%, how can I set it back to 60% again while playing games at home to maximize my battery life during the breaks?

Thank you.

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Answer 1

Hello Mai,
I am Jaspreet Singh.
This is not done through windows but through an app that some device manufacturer install.
If you have a lenovo laptop look for Vantage app
If you are using Asus device it will have battery health charging.
These apps on supported models can limit the battery charge.

Answer 2

Hi Mai Pham,

Go to MyAsus and readjust your power plan options for shifting it back from 60% back to 80% or 100%.

I'll usually opt for the maximum battery lifespan of 60% when i am using the notebook @ home.

And shift it back to 80% or even 100% if i need to when i am moving about or even traveling overseas.

Rgds
Dan

Answer 3

FYI - I have a Dell G5 running Windows 11.

The only way I could correct the battery charge level was by going into the BIOS (pressing F2 on startup) and then go to:

Power Menu Item
Set Max Charge Level

And sent that 'Max Charge Level' to 100%.

Nothing in windows 11 to correct it.

Cheers

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