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]]> http://www.pcmech.com/article/dont-skimp-on-the-laptop-battery/comment-page-1/#comment-25512 Joe Laurence Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:17:03 +0000 #comment-25512 Thanks so much for the useful tips. However, mostly I read on the Internet on How to maximize battery power while the laptop is being used. What about maxing the battery (after having recharged it 100%) when the laptop is turned off completely (not on hibernation or standby). This ACER NETBOOK of mine I bought two months ago was doing fine...until I reset the Power Schemes.... Now, I've been resetting and re-resetting (should the standby be set to NEVER?), but when I recharge 100% and put the netbook (unplugged) away for a couple of days (I use this 8.9"-screen netbook just once or twice a week)...the battery power (which should be about 2 1/2 hours) is about an hour or much less.... BY THE WAY, I also deleted the Max Battery power scheme (now I don't even have the Minimize Battery or the other half a dozen or so options under Power Scheme - available are only the Portable/Laptop (I've set it on this, the default?) and the Desk PC.... I just want to make sure that when I RECHARGE THE BATTERY and UNPLUG the netbook and then put it away to later bring it out and use it on battery power...I have enough (at least, say, two hours) battery charge remaining.... Thanks so very much indeed. Most sincerely, Joe Thanks so much for the useful tips. However, mostly I read on the Internet on How to maximize battery power while the laptop is being used. What about maxing the battery (after having recharged it 100%) when the laptop is turned off completely (not on hibernation or standby). This ACER NETBOOK of mine I bought two months ago was doing fine…until I reset the Power Schemes…. Now, I’ve been resetting and re-resetting (should the standby be set to NEVER?), but when I recharge 100% and put the netbook (unplugged) away for a couple of days (I use this 8.9″-screen netbook just once or twice a week)…the battery power (which should be about 2 1/2 hours) is about an hour or much less…. BY THE WAY, I also deleted the Max Battery power scheme (now I don’t even have the Minimize Battery or the other half a dozen or so options under Power Scheme – available are only the Portable/Laptop (I’ve set it on this, the default?) and the Desk PC…. I just want to make sure that when I RECHARGE THE BATTERY and UNPLUG the netbook and then put it away to later bring it out and use it on battery power…I have enough (at least, say, two hours) battery charge remaining…. Thanks so very much indeed. Most sincerely, Joe

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