Windows 10 Windows not showing correct battery charge

It seems like you've already taken some steps to address the battery issue on your Lenovo X131e laptop, including calibrating the battery and updating drivers. Since the problem persists despite these efforts, you may consider trying the following additional troubleshooting steps:

1. Battery Report:​

Generate a battery report to get detailed information about the battery health and cycle count:

• Open a Command Prompt as an administrator.
• Type powercfg /batteryreport /output "C:\battery_report.html" and press Enter.
• After running the command, open the battery_report.html file to review the detailed battery information.

2. BIOS Update:​

Ensure your system's BIOS is up to date as battery-related fixes may be included in updates.

3. Battery Health App:​

Use third-party battery health check applications to get more insights into the battery's condition and health.

4. Battery Calibration Techniques:​

Follow these steps to recalibrate the battery:

• Drain the battery to 0% until the system shuts down. Leave it off for a few hours.
• Recharge the battery to 100% without turning on the laptop during the charging process.

5. Check AC Adapter:​

Verify if the AC adapter is providing the correct voltage and current to charge the battery effectively.

6. Battery Replacement:​

If the issue persists and the battery health continues to degrade rapidly, consider replacing the battery with a new one to improve overall performance and prevent shutdowns during usage.

7. Manufacturer Support:​

Reach out to Lenovo's customer support for further assistance, especially if the laptop is still under warranty. They might provide specific diagnostics or recommend tailored solutions based on the system's configuration. Regularly maintaining your battery health and following these steps can help ensure optimal performance and longer battery life for your laptop.