Windows 7 Battery says to be replaced even being a new and healthy one

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phonezone

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• Aug 12, 2015

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No answers yet?

 

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kemical

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• Aug 12, 2015

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Hi,
I did a search on your issue and didn't really come up with a great deal apart from this:

Some battery cells are shipped from factory in some sort of factory sleep mode. By Charging the unit 100% then letting the machine run on battery all the way down till it powers off (5%) repeat process 5-6 times should allow the battary to learn the full charge cycle and give you the maximum useage in hours (approx 4-6 hrs dependent on useage)

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I know this was true of older battery types so it might be worth a shot. I found the above from the link here:
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Just to add if the above doesn't work I would contact the place you bought the battery and explain the situation. You could also try posting in the forum I linked to above as other users of the same machine mat have had similar problems?

 

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• Aug 31, 2015

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I found it

The problem neither was my battery, nor Windows.
It was just from Power Options as you see in the pic.
I was doing something else last night when I saw this option and found that's the reason of my problem.
Thank you @kemical for searching a lot and answering me.

 

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Hey good find! Thank you for updating your thread too as this will help others.

 

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