how to turn off battery fully charged notification

You actually want to receive a notification about how much charge your battery has, or how full it is. The obvious jeopardy is that you just forget about it, and mostly end up overcharging the battery. This is not quite practical given our busy life. Therefore, one option is that you have to keep a close eye on how much the battery is charged. The Windows system, by default, offers a Low battery notification (and, helps the laptop Sleep, Hibernate or Shut down before the battery is completely exhausted), but not a ‘high battery alert’ until the battery is fully charged. The software from some OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) may have a configuration utility to implement or have an on-screen display like ‘Do not charge if the battery level is above X %’.

I rarely see it though as the vendors want you to kill the battery (as early as possible) for the obvious business reason. Some power adapters automatically shut off charging when the battery is full. True that it is best to fully charge, then fully discharge however, if you want to retain the battery life better, you need to stop overcharging. And, the bad news is this degradation gets exacerbated by overcharging. Moreover, the battery degrades over the time. Well, any battery in the world can be charged for a finite number of cycles. Say, when the battery was new, you used to get 5 hours of juice without charging the battery again, but after one year, it is giving you only 2 hours to run your laptop before plugging it into a power outlet.

You must have wondered one day or the other as to why your laptop battery has been draining faster than before.

How to turn off battery fully charged notification