Would it be that much worse if I just let the battery in the laptop and only set the software to start charging when it reaches 30% and stop charging when it hits 60%? (those are the limits the software lets me choose, >60% and <30%)
Starting next week I'll be taking my laptop with me at least twice a week and removing/putting the battery back in is a bit annoying (held in by tiny screws). And just taking the laptop without the battery but with the charger with me is not an option.
Should be good.
Starting next week I'll be taking my laptop with me at least twice a week and removing/putting the battery back in is a bit annoying (held in by tiny screws). And just taking the laptop without the battery but with the charger with me is not an option.
I know it's a pain, but keeping the battery always plugged in, especially with the power cord in, it's gonna kill it.
I guess that I'll just have to adapt to that then.
It's a shame that batteries are still that "fragile".