The problem is worse if your laptop is older, since batteries lose capacity over time.
If you grab the “Off” option, your machine won’t save power.
From the On battery drop-down menu, select “Maximum Power Savings.”
Then, choose “Moderate Power Savings” from the Plugged In dropdown menu.
Click “Apply” and “OK” to save the changes.
After that, reset your laptop to see the impact on battery performance.
Choose the “Optimize for Battery Life” option from the Battery Options menu.
Then, check the “Play video at a lower resolution when on battery” option.
snag the “Energy Recommendations” option.
you could hit the “Apply All” option to apply all the changes recommended by Windows.
Using the powerful GPU for such tasks would put more strain on your setup and drain your battery faster.
This only applies to laptops with a GPU integrated into the CPU and a dedicated GPU.
To do that, launch the prefs app and navigate to System > Display > Graphics.
Under the Custom tweaks for Applications section, you will find the list of apps installed on your rig.
Different laptop and keyboard brands use different key combinations to turn off the lighting.
If your laptop has anOLED screen, you’ll see that 2-3% battery life boost.
However, if it’s an LCD screen, the percentage will be even lower.
Therefore, enabling dark mode will have a negligible impact.
However, keep in mind that the impact will still be quite small.
This way, you’ll get a comparatively better battery life than before without compromising performance that much.
To reduce the Maximum processor state,open Command Prompt as an administrator, typepowercfg /listand hit Enter.
Note down the Power Scheme GUID that appears in the output.
Typepowercfg /DUPLICATESCHEME and hit Enter.
Now, to see the new duplicate power scheme, typepowercfg /listand hit Enter.
Typepowercfg /changename “Customized Power Saving"and hit Enter.
Next, typepowercfg /setactive and hit Enter.
You should take your laptop to a technician to get it checked and have the battery replaced if necessary.
