WiseCleaner Think Tank

Encounter difficult computer problems?
All about maintenance and optimization of your Windows System.

Home > Think Tank > How to Check Your Windows 11 Laptop Battery Health Status

How to Check Your Windows 11 Laptop Battery Health Status

Feb 2, 2023

Laptops allow us to handle work anytime, anywhere, without worrying about missing every important piece of work. A large-capacity battery can make a notebook computer work for a longer period of time, therefore, the capacity of the battery is very important. However, due to the characteristics of lithium-ion batteries, as the number of charges increases, the battery will decay and the capacity will decrease. Our intuitive feeling is that the working time (standby time) of the notebook computer is reduced.

How to activate Google Chrome's energy-saving mode to reduce power consumption on your laptop.

Getting The Most From Your Laptop’s Battery Life on The Go

20 Tips to Get More Juice From Your Laptop Battery

How can we know the current state of health of the laptop battery?

In fact, it is very simple, no need to install any tools, and you can know the health of the battery in 3 simple steps. Let's get started.

Step 1. Open Command Prompt

Press the key combination Win+r on the keyboard to open the Run window, then type the following command and press the Enter key on the keyboard or click the OK button.

cmd

Step 2. Create battery health report

Type the following command in the Command Prompt and press Enter key. Windows system will create a battery report named battery-report.html and save it to C:\Users\your name\

Powercfg/batteryreport

Step 3. Check the battery health

Open C:\Users\your name\ and find the file battery-report.html. Open it with your browser. In the second section Installed batteries, we only need to pay attention to the last three items.

  • Design capacity, as the name suggests, it refers to the initial capacity of the battery.
  • Full charge capacity, it refers to the current capacity.
  • Cycle count, in general, one battery charge cycle equals a full charge to 100% of the battery and 0% of full use.

Looking at the battery of my notebook, the Full Charge Capacity divided by the Design Capacity equals the attenuation of the battery.

38150/56500=0.675

Wow, my laptop's battery doesn't look very healthy anymore, do I need to get a new one?

120