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    xps 12 battery question

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Thumper1279, Aug 17, 2014.

  1. Thumper1279

    Thumper1279 Newbie

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    hi i was wondering about the battery and proper power and charging question.

    is it good or bad for the battery to keep the thing plugged in for days at a time?
    What i mean is if i don't take the system out of the house for say a week then i will usually jsut keep it plugged in and hooked up to the tv and plugged in all the time.
    But is this healthy for the battery or is it better to unplug it after a full charge and then plug it back in to charge it when it needs it?

    thank you
     
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    idiot101 Down and Broken

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    person135 Notebook Evangelist

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    I'm going to hijack this thread and ask: my XPS 12 automatically reduces my laptop performance when it's below 20% battery (or around there). How do I stop this?
     
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    Ayman.AG Newbie

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    Hi I have a problem in my laptop.
    My laptop when gotten be very slow
    I want solution
    Thank you