Windows 10: Battery usage history - database location

Hey,Recently I spent some time playing with powercfg.exe, and I am very interested in option ""/BATTERYREPORT", which generates a report of battery usage, including a history for last few days. My question is: where does that information come from? I would like to find that database and then open and create a report on a different machine.

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Where is the tag database located?

Confirmation that there's no database as KeithM advised:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...f-5209c6f3dd4d

which still begs the questions of
- where does all the rubbish come from in the list of suggestions (e.g. people's names and a full address in Canada I simply don't recognise, along with some obscure character strings that mean nothing?
- why don't I see the suggestion dropdown on 1 PC?

 

Where is the tag database located?

Hello!

I usually tag (and re-tag) my photos to try and get them in some semblance of order.

Tagging in the File Explorer Details Panel is real easy. I type and autocomplete suggests something I've used before. Simple, right?

But what if I don't use that tag anymore? I don't want to have suggestions of obsolete tags.





How do I access and edit wherever Windows 10 keeps these? Some of these I just want to edit, some of these, I want gone.

Thanks.

 

Battery Usage

Hi,

To better assist you regarding your concern, we would like to ask some questions:

• Have you tried checking your battery settings if the one you set are still the same?
• Have you tried checking your power plan?

Kindly check the battery settings of your device and see if the settings you have done are retained. Also, check the power plan of your device if the one you set before the update is also retained. It can be that the said update changed your battery settings
and power plan, kindly set your settings back to what it was before. If the issue persists after changing it, we suggest you to run the power troubleshooter. To do so, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + X.
• Click Control Panel.
• Change the view to Large icons.
• Click Troubleshooting.
• Click View all.
• Click Power.
• Click Next.
  

By then, it should perform the power troubleshooter. Also, kindly update your Windows to the latest update. To check update history of Windows, check this
link.

Let us know how it goes.