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wowie, I think that your battery is just really worn or "tired" and that you should replace it if you can. Seeing as this seems to be an older laptop, especially with this amount of battery degradation, there might be a battery quick release that can speed up replacement.

The only reason I'm here is that I have homework that I don't want to do

 

PC  Specs   CPU: Intel Celeron N3060 |GPU: Intel HD graphics 400 |RAM2 gigs  |STORAGE16 gigs

 

 

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Just now, Bigbootyjudy said:

wowie, I think that your battery is just really worn or "tired" and that you should replace it if you can. Seeing as this seems to be an older laptop, especially with this amount of battery degradation, there might be a battery quick release that can speed up replacement.

its an gs 72 frome msi so fairly recent what do you think about the msi battery calibrator would it help?

 

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2 minutes ago, ianspy1 said:

its an gs 72 frome msi so fairly recent what do you think about the msi battery calibrator would it help?

 

It might, though I think the battery calibrator is a better way of checking the status of your laptop's battery. You might want to run it and see if it says something sort of along the lines of what windows did.

The only reason I'm here is that I have homework that I don't want to do

 

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Just now, Bigbootyjudy said:

It might, though I think the battery calibrator is a better way of checking the status of your laptop's battery. You might want to run it and see if it says something sort of along the lines of what windows did.

 

Just now, Sierra Fox said:

Possibility since hwinfo reads the information from your laptop's firmware. Certainly couldn't hurt because that wear level is very high for a new laptop

ok thx ill run it and tell you what hapend

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1 hour ago, Sierra Fox said:

Possibility since hwinfo reads the information from your laptop's firmware. Certainly couldn't hurt because that wear level is very high for a newish laptop

 

1 hour ago, Bigbootyjudy said:

It might, though I think the battery calibrator is a better way of checking the status of your laptop's battery. You might want to run it and see if it says something sort of along the lines of what windows did.

ok done and its even whorse battery.PNG.cadddd80a884ae833970a95b6c41fd4b.PNG

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