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Windows 11: Use Battery Report to See Detailed Battery Health

- 16.02.26 - ErcanOPAK

Don’t know your battery’s real health? Windows generates detailed battery report from command line.

Generate Report:

# Run as Administrator
powercfg /batteryreport

# Output: C:\Windows\System32\battery-report.html

Report Shows:
– Design capacity vs current capacity
– Battery health percentage
– Charge/discharge history
– Battery usage over time
– Battery life estimates

Example:
Design Capacity: 50,000 mWh
Full Charge Capacity: 42,000 mWh
Battery Health: 84%

When to Replace: Below 80% health = consider replacement

Know your battery status before it dies unexpectedly!

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