I can bump the level before I leave the house if I want. But even then I'm apt to take an adapter with me, so the battery level being near 100% is not necessarily priority. Occasionally I take them to a remote location or travel with them, and then it's a different story. Lenovo Power Manager is an utility that allows you to adjust your power settings to give you the best balance between performance and power saving. Usually it's just to move one or more of my 3 Thinkpads around the house. Most people looking for Lenovo power manager windows 10 downloaded: Lenovo Power Manager. After my usages and resetting the gauge on one, they were at 46% and 47% last night, and I put them each in their own plastic bag with a small package of desiccant and back in the refrigerator. For example, I pulled both of my batteries (6 cell) from the fridge the other day and one was as 34%, the other I don't recall. I don't generally leave them in there until they get down to 10%. I do plan my battery uses, and from much experience I know that they will self-discharge somewhat in the refrigerator. My friend, you are not telling me anything I don't know. So if you kept a battery at say 40% charge you are likely to find it with 10% charge when you go to use it next time.
That means you need to plan your trips around your battery life.Īlso from my experience all batteries discharge when not in use. Kaze22 wrote:But if you have them at 40% charge, what happens when you need to use them?
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