I recently bought a new laptop. This should actually have 75000mWh but has only 65000mWh when fully charged. Can somehow fix this problem?
Which laptop is it?
Dell XPS 15 2in1
Have you already trained the battery of the notebook in about 5 to 7 complete charge cycles (ie between message "Battery empty" to 100%)?
Often brand new / previously unused LI-Ion batteries still need this build-up phase to reach their full rated capacity.
Where are you reading the Wh from under Windows? Probably that's just a valued ad and you're not supposed to unload 100% of the battery, and there's a safety factor inside so the battery is not discharged after 10 times.
Ok, there's basically 75 Wh. Where did you get the 65 Wh?
Are yes such battery programs
I think that's not the case with Li-Ion anymore… That was at Ni-Mh times?!
No, I use a battery program
Okay, but Windows does not normally allow you to use 100% of the battery, but will shut down and turn off for safety.
What is in the energy options, under battery, at what percent he low and in how much he sees it as critical? Which actions are there?
I eg. Can't set the value for me critically below 7%, so much battery is left over if I use it normally.
So at 7% he goes out with me. Would not show the program anyway that the battery at 100% synonymous really 75000mWh has?
That depends on the program. Assuming that measures the approximate consumption, then it can get there.
