Digital Funland
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Can't close my laptop lid.....!
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britechguy
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What you asked here can be found, in seconds, with either a conventional web search or an AI one. And you don't need to have any extensive experience with either to perform the necessary search with what you already have [Dell Latitude 7400 battery 80%]
The first thing you need to learn, if you intend to stay in this business, is how to information-seek, independently, for commonly available information before every asking on any expert-level venue. These are not places for really basic Q&A when those answers are readily available in seconds, elsewhere. They're for "the odd stuff" or "the in-depth stuff" that's really not easy to find.
What you asked here can be found, in seconds, with either a conventional web search or an AI one. And you don't need to have any extensive experience with either to perform the necessary search with what you already have [Dell Latitude 7400 battery 80%]
The first thing you need to learn, if you intend to stay in this business, is how to information-seek, independently, for commonly available information before every asking on any expert-level venue. These are not places for really basic Q&A when those answers are readily available in seconds, elsewhere. They're for "the odd stuff" or "the in-depth stuff" that's really not easy to find.
Digital Funland
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@britechguy Thank you for the guidance. At first I thought in this place I can ask typical question like these. But I have quickly picked up that this forums is not for those who wants to learn these little typical things. It is to discuss ideas with logic and complexities.
And for the Battery Problem I was asking,
I have tried to found the ways for that battery percentage with the help of youtube and chatgpt I have already dicovered many ways. Howto cut off battery at a certain percentage I can use Dell Power Manager or a cmd commands (cctk) or it can be also done from the bios if your laptop supports it. Different brands do this their own way. And I have also came to know that there are different battery settings for different types of user's.
And for the Battery Problem I was asking,
I have tried to found the ways for that battery percentage with the help of youtube and chatgpt I have already dicovered many ways. Howto cut off battery at a certain percentage I can use Dell Power Manager or a cmd commands (cctk) or it can be also done from the bios if your laptop supports it. Different brands do this their own way. And I have also came to know that there are different battery settings for different types of user's.
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