P pstein Extraordinary Member Joined Mar 20, 2010 Messages 454 Jul 26, 2017 Thread Author #1 Until recently I had in my notebook a battery. I removed it due to defects and don't want to buy a new one. Unfortunately the boot process slows down dramatically. It now takes approx. 5-10 minutes until Windows 7 shows the Login screen. I guess its because the hardware related detection parts search for the non-existing battery. How do I tell Windows 7 "There is no battery any more"? I guess it has something to do with Power Plan settings. Peter
Until recently I had in my notebook a battery. I removed it due to defects and don't want to buy a new one. Unfortunately the boot process slows down dramatically. It now takes approx. 5-10 minutes until Windows 7 shows the Login screen. I guess its because the hardware related detection parts search for the non-existing battery. How do I tell Windows 7 "There is no battery any more"? I guess it has something to do with Power Plan settings. Peter
Solution Neemobeer Jul 26, 2017 I don't know if the battery will be represented under Windows 7, but you can try removing the 'Battery' device in Device Manager.
I don't know if the battery will be represented under Windows 7, but you can try removing the 'Battery' device in Device Manager.
Neemobeer Cloud Security Engineer Staff member Joined Jul 4, 2015 Messages 8,998 Jul 26, 2017 #2 I don't know if the battery will be represented under Windows 7, but you can try removing the 'Battery' device in Device Manager. Upvote 1 Downvote Solution
I don't know if the battery will be represented under Windows 7, but you can try removing the 'Battery' device in Device Manager.