How to use battery saving mode in windows 10

The arrival of Windows 10 has meant the arrival of many of the features that until now were exclusive to operating systems for mobile devices to desktop and laptop computers. One of these functions is the battery saving mode for tablets and laptops that will allow us to spend more hours away from the plugs.

Learn how to turn on battery saver in Windows 10 Anniversary Update.

Windows 10's battery saver mode automatically turns off features like calendar and email sync, live tile updates, and numerous background processes when not in use to reduce your computer's power consumption and be able to stretch their autonomy noticeably.

The easiest way to access the battery saving mode of Windows 10 Anniversary Update is from the quick actions menu, it is as easy as activating or deactivating the corresponding icon.

Another way to access it is from the Windows 10 configuration application, for this we only need to go to the path Start> Settings> System> Battery. When the equipment is being used in battery mode, you can see the percentage of charge remaining at the top below the quick view bar, we can also see the estimated time before the equipment turns off. From this menu we will have access to various options to control the battery saving mode in a finer way.

Below this we find the section of the battery saving mode from which we can activate or deactivate it with a simple click, we also see the option to make it activate automatically when the battery charge reaches 20% which will allow us to stretch his life in the final moments.

We continue with the option to activate the battery saving mode until the next charge, with this we will activate it until we reconnect the equipment to the electrical network, at which time it will be deactivated. Finally and underneath everything we find the option that will allow us to enter the battery saving mode without minimizing the screen brightness.

Source: pcworld