Optimal Laptop Battery Management

[Another Display Name]

I just got an ASUS Strix II laptop and i would like to know if having it plugged in all the time will ruin the battery. I know that ideally it should be around 25% - 80% but it's a bit frustrating plugging and unplugging it all the time.
I used to have a laptop that u could remove the battery and that was great.
Is there a software that could bypass the battery and to just power the components inside?

[bellabichon]

Once the battery is charged, it generally bypasses it, and just pulls power from the wall. As the battery naturally loses electricity, it will charge up in short bursts, which could shorten the lifespan of the battery, but I don't think it will make much of a difference in the long run. 

[NeuesTestament]

There is software (usually by the manufacturer) that allows you to limit the maximum capacity to about 60%.

But generally I would not worry too much about battery health. Bigger batteries don't degrade as fast and being constantely plugged in is not really tough on the battery.

It is not something which is worth loosing sleep over in my opinion.

[Mira Yurizaki]

In modern batteries, keeping it plugged in all the time won't damage it significantly if at all. The charging circuitry is smart enough to cut off charging, will only "trickle" charge if it thinks the battery could use it, and I'm willing to bet that the actual safe capacity of the battery is higher than what you get to avoid excessive degradation.

[Another Display Name]

Thank you all for your prompt response

[genexis_x]

On 12/11/2018 at 1:50 AM, NeuesTestament said:

There is software

Only Dell and Lenovo from what I know