I have my laptop 24/7 on the charging cable… Is that correct… Doesn't it overcharge?
The battery breaks down faster.
If the battery is always removed from the cable, unless the laptop has a charge management which then interrupts the charging process.
How do I get the battery out and can someone like me who has no idea?
Turn around and see if it's removable. If not, there's a setting in the bios for what percentage of battery charge stops and starts charging. But I don't know exactly where. Provided he can
So my old laptop is now 8 years old and was always attached to the charging cable. Only rarely that it used to run on battery… And it still works. It may be that the battery does not last quite as long, but it was never a runtime miracle ^^ … The company laptops run almost exclusively on a power supply, they are even older (over 10 years old) … However, there are some of them Batteries badly affected…
So yes, it's not a problem at all. If the battery is full, it will no longer be charged. I always leave it off, even when it is switched off. Although it needs StandBy due to the charger, most laptops recharge each time they are plugged in. Even if the battery is still almost full. In my opinion, this brief reload is more harmful than simply leaving it online. As far as my previous experience…
I did it because it was uselessly installed, it will be broken after 3-4 years, but it is normal.
