enable or disable smart charging

Anonymous
2022-11-26T08:45:22+00:00

My surface app is not displaying an option to enable or disable smart charging, as you can see on the attached image I can view smart charging instructions but there's no option to enable or disable it

Surface | Surface Laptop | Power and battery

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  1. Anonymous
    2022-11-26T15:23:40+00:00

    Hi Hussain_02,

    Thank you for reaching Microsoft Community.

    Smart charging is always active and turns on automatically when it detects your device is plugged in for prolonged periods or used at elevated temperatures. Only some Surface devices can manually pause smart charging, which does not include Surface Laptop 4. To see compatible devices, go to Caring for your Surface battery and look for devices that don't have an asterisk (*).

    For Surface Laptop 4 and the other Surface devices that support Battery Smart Charging but have an asterisk (*), a battery with a heart icon won’t appear. To fully charge your Surface, you'll need to follow the Battery Smart Charging steps above in Surface features to optimize your battery longevity.

    If you would like to provide your feedback and suggestions on how to improve this feature, please click the Feedback button in the lower right corner of Surface app or visit Send feedback to Microsoft with the Feedback Hub app - Microsoft Support to use the Feedback Hub.

    I wish you all the best and stay safe!

    Kind regards,

    Lavenia

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-11-13T15:21:01+00:00

    Noticed my laptop stuck at 78%. If it starts saving power at 20% that means only 58% usable battery.

    You know when anyone prefixes things with "smart" that it's going to be really bad.

    Win 11 still has 2 control panels and now we need a third app to control the battery.

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