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BootinUp

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4. open settings

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Original post)

Sat Jun 22, 2024, 09:10 PM

Jun 2024

click the blue start button.

Find the gear icon, and click to open settings. Then either type power or battery in the settings search box or navigate to system and power.

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Windows 11 is a joke: how to check battery health [View all] bucolic_frolic Jun 2024 OP

Windows 11 sucks. I won't even attempt to use it on my PCs. yourout Jun 2024 #1

I like it better than 10 Woodwizard Jun 2024 #3

Xp and 7 and 10 are/were solid for me. Windows Classic shell made.. yourout Jun 2024 #5

The thing that drives me crazy Woodwizard Jun 2024 #6

Big 10-4 on that. Autodesk Land Desktop 2004 on an XP Pro for me. yonder Jun 2024 #9

I have windows 10. They will stop supporting MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #2

open settings BootinUp Jun 2024 #4

Is it a desktop without a battery? usonian Jun 2024 #7

I despise it but got a new computer and had no choice in the matter. efhmc Jun 2024 #8