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Tips for extending your laptops battery life Everyone wants longer battery life, within reason there are some tricks to help get the most out of your laptops battery. One fact we all have to accept is that laptop battery life degrades over time. While modern Lithium Ion batteries found in laptops today are much more resistant to degradation they do still lose performance after a couple of years. After 3 years of reasonable use you will be entering the stage of possible total battery failure. Most laptop batteries will last a little over 2 hours when new. This usually ties in perfectly with a DVD movie. However often the inability to play DVD movie all the way through is the first indication of reduced battery performance. The problem with DVDs is that they involve accessing the DVD rom drive and are quite processor intensive, this means the laptop cannot enter a reduced power state. If you want to get a bit more juice out of a battery, fully discharged and recharged it several times in a row. It may be a pain, let your laptop run until the system shuts down. Then recharge it and, if you have time, discharge and recharge it a second time When watching a movie turn down your LCD screens brightness, this will have quite a big impact on energy usage. If you know how decrypt the DVD movie and store it on your hard disk drive. This way you won not have to access the DVD ROM drive further reducing the laptop energy usage. If your lucky enough to have a battery that supports wireless networking then try removing the PCMCIA card or disabling it in the device manager. Wireless networking cards can use quite a bit of energy broadcasting their radio signal. The Energy Saver control panel on your Mac and the Power control panel in Windows XP allow you to configure your system to power down the screen and hard drive after a period of inactivity. The last option would be to buy a second battery to change or a large 3rd party laptop battery to massively increase battery life. I frequently hear complaints from traveling sales people or company staff that have been assigned a laptop that their battery doesn't last as long as it use to. Here are a few tips to help increase the battery life of a hp laptops.The simple fact is, batteries do lose their longevity after time, (according to electronic super stores your battery will die after a year if you don't purchase an extended warranty) but I'd say that after a year, your battery should be in pretty good shape. The first sign or complaint is that you can't get through a 2-hour DVD movie. Watching a movie is a big drain on your battery, but you should be able to stretch your viewing time. Before your trip, be sure your battery is fully charged. Rechargeable batteries will give you their longest charge when you've fully discharged and recharged them several times in a row. It may be a pain, but a day or so before your trip, let your laptop run until the system shuts down. Then recharge it and, if you have time, discharge and recharge it a second time, preferably overnight. This is easier to do at home before a trip, but remember to do it at the hotel before your return flight as well. Once your battery is full, tweak your laptop's settings to maximize battery life. Start with your monitor, which is the biggest battery hog. Find the brightness adjustment for your screen and turn it down by at least half. Dimming the screen could buy you almost an hour more power. The battery life on my hp laptop increased by 45 minutes when I turned my brightness down. Windows XP and Macintosh OS X both have accurate battery-monitoring software. Each operating system can display how many minutes of remaining battery life you have. Do some experimenting with the screen settings and watch how your battery life increases. Other tips to save power include turning off wireless networking, removing PC cards and not using floppy or CD drives. The Energy Saver control panel on your Mac and the Power control panel in Windows XP allow you to configure your system to power down the screen and hard drive after a period of inactivity. If you fly frequently, you might find which planes have power. Check with your airline's Web site for information on which of its planes have power outlets and where they are located on board. You will need a special hp compaq power adapter for airplanes that is available at most computer stores or battery shops. Also, look for power outlets during airport layovers. In the gate area of the airport, sit near walls and columns to take advantage of plugs. That two-hour layover can be enough to recharge your battery. Finally, the best advice I can give is to buy a second 182281-001 battery for your hp laptop. Paying $75 or $125 for another battery will instantly double your movie enjoyment. Disclaimer:
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