Windows 10: Battery stops charge at 80%!

I have Acer Spin 3, i opened the 'Acer Care Centre S' application and while browsing it, i turned on Battery Charge Limit which causes the laptop to stop charging at 80%. Well, I HATE IT!

I went back to turn it off but that option had disappeared and I have no idea what do!

Could someone help me with another way Windows could stop the battery limit?
I have Windows 10

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Battery stops charging at 80%

Battery stops charging at 80%

 

Battery stops charging at 50%

Apparently there is a setting (on Vaios only?) to limit the battery charging to 50% or 80% to increase useful battery life. I changed it to 80%, now my battery charges to 80%. It is also possible to remove this limit altogether so that the battery charges
to 100%.

 

My battery won't charge beyond 80%

I've asked this issue on other Discord channels, but I wanted to post it here.
My model is HP, and entering my model number lists it as Energy Star. Yesterday, this problem has been starting.

So my problem is...My battery will not charge beyond around 80%. It can charge, yes, but the issue is that it only charges up to around 78-80%, then it starts charging spontaneouly. When the laptop stops charging, the LED is white, despite not being fully charged, and if I replug the charger, the LED is still white. Yesterday, I had this dreadful 'Plugged in, not charging' issue, and I temporarily fixed it alongside with the repeated charging and got my laptop to charge to 100%, but the problem reappeared today. *Mad

What is strange that when I asked a user, he replied that the laptop is trying to protect itself from further damage by doing this. What is his logic? I tried the HP diagnosis, and it reported that my battery is healthy and all OK. It doesn't need any battery replacing - besides, my battery is internal so I can't remove it.

I have tried hard reset, and uninstalling battery drivers (Microsoft). Nothing fixed it. I fear my battery might be damaged, but then again could be just my charger. I can't remember when I bought it but it was 3 or 4 years ago and it might be going away soon.