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edit approved Aug 20, 2016 at 11:29
Ninjakannon
edit approved Aug 20, 2016 at 11:29
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For HP laptop there is a new power management tool/driver which actually (if turn on) try to use AC power after a certain % of battery draining. In my case even if I have the power on my battery drain constantly upto 15% and then stays there. Its annoying if you are not aware about it and if you are planning to use your laptop on battery for longer time turn off this feature first.

Steps in windows10 -- 1> Go to search (next to windows icon in the left side dock) 2> Search for HP AC Power control 3> click it and turn off or change the time.Windows 10:

Thank you.

  1. Go to search (next to windows icon in the left side dock)
  2. Search for HP AC Power control
  3. Click it and turn off or change the time

For HP laptop there is a new power management tool/driver which actually (if turn on) try to use AC power after a certain % of battery draining. In my case even if I have the power on my battery drain constantly upto 15% and then stays there. Its annoying if you are not aware about it and if you are planning to use your laptop on battery for longer time turn off this feature first.

Steps in windows10 -- 1> Go to search (next to windows icon in the left side dock) 2> Search for HP AC Power control 3> click it and turn off or change the time.

Thank you.

For HP laptop there is a new power management tool/driver which actually (if turn on) try to use AC power after a certain % of battery draining. In my case even if I have the power on my battery drain constantly upto 15% and then stays there. Its annoying if you are not aware about it and if you are planning to use your laptop on battery for longer time turn off this feature first.

Steps in Windows 10:

  1. Go to search (next to windows icon in the left side dock)
  2. Search for HP AC Power control
  3. Click it and turn off or change the time
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For HP laptop there is a new power management tool/driver which actually (if turn on) try to use AC power after a certain % of battery draining. In my case even if I have the power on my battery drain constantly upto 15% and then stays there. Its annoying if you are not aware about it and if you are planning to use your laptop on battery for longer time turn off this feature first.

Steps in windows10 -- 1> Go to search (next to windows icon in the left side dock) 2> Search for HP AC Power control 3> click it and turn off or change the time.

Thank you.