Some Tips To Save Laptop Battery Power

by Jason Faulkner on Aug 13, 2007 | 6 comments

For those of who who utilize laptops quite a bit, you are probably always aware of the amount of battery power left when you are working “unplugged”. While this is the biggest advantage of a laptop, it is also the biggest disadvantage as once your battery power is gone, you can’t use your laptop until you are able to plug it back in.

That said, here are 15 tips for saving laptop battery power. While some of the tips may seem a bit unrealistic if you are constantly switching between mobile and docked usage, they are still very worthwhile tips. Give them a read and you should be able to squeeze some extra usage out of your laptop battery.

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Jasper
Hi,
Is it safe if I unplugged the power adaptor of my laptop from the AC outlet and use the battery source and when the battery is running out I’ll re-plugged again the power adaptor. Just like charging a cellular phone.
Thanks,
Jasper
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You mayby do this:Turn down your screen brightness!
The dell LCD display is quite a big drain on your battery power. Do you really need the brightness on the highest setting? Adjust your display so that the screen is not fully lit, but comfortable enough for your viewing. This will help increase your battery run time.