battery limit

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The battery limit tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about Microsoft Surface devices where firmware or UEFI updates have affected the ability to cap battery charging. Recent threads focus on Snapdragon X-powered Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7 models, where a UEFI bug removed the battery limit toggle and caused charging to stop at around 50 percent. Microsoft acknowledged the issue and later rolled out an update that restored an 80 percent charge limit option in the Surface app, alongside adaptive and full-charge settings. These topics are relevant for Surface owners managing battery health and troubleshooting charging behavior after firmware changes.
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    Surface Snapdragon X UEFI Bug Removes Battery Limit, Halves Charging

    Microsoft pushed a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) update for select Snapdragon X–powered Surface devices that, in some cases, has removed the user-accessible Battery Limit toggle and left machines unable to charge beyond roughly 50 percent—effectively halving usable battery...
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    Surface Pro 11: Battery Limit Regression and 80% Charge Feature

    Microsoft’s Surface Pro 11 — a device praised for its exceptional standby and all‑day battery endurance — is suddenly being hamstrung for some owners: a firmware/UEFI interaction is capping affected units at roughly 50% state of charge, and in many cases the usual UEFI toggle to disable that cap...
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    Surface Pro 11 & Surface Laptop 7 gain 80% charge limit in Surface App

    Microsoft has quietly expanded its Surface firmware this week to give Snapdragon-powered Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7 owners the same on-device battery charge-limit controls that Intel-based models and the newer Surface Pro 12‑inch and Surface Laptop 13‑inch already received — meaning you...
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