Windows 10: How can I get an audible low battery alert in Windows 10?

I normally use my laptop as an audio source, and when I do, I normally keep it closed. When I was using Windows 7, it would play a certain sound when the battery got too low, and that would signal me to plug it in. But since updating it to Windows 10, I have noticed it giving me an on-screen low battery notification without playing a sound, which is not so helpful when the screen is closed. How can I make it play a sound with its low battery notification?

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loud repetitive audible warning for low battery on Windows 10

Please recommend a reliable loud repetitive AUDIBLE warning for low battery on Windows 10.

Thank you.

 

Low battery visual notification with sound alert on Windows 10

Hello Erin,



Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.



I understand your concern in this regard.



Usually, when battery reaches to low percentage as per the settings, then it will automatically pop up a warning notification message on to the screen. That pop-up windows contains a message reads as "Your battery is running low (10%)". You can see
this kind of pop up messages in two instances, before PC automatically shutdowns due to low battery or run out of battery.



Moreover it will also sound alert when the pop up jumps on to the screen. This sound alert will depends on the theme that has been selected for desktop background. In simple desktop background theme will impact the alert sounds. Suggest you cross check
with the Notification settings and Power settings (I.e. Low battery level, Reserve battery level, and Critical battery level) to ensure that they are set accordingly.



Keep us posted if you require further assistance.

 

Blackjack II low battery alert

Thanks to all. I reported this to Samsung and they advised hard reset which I did. Problem came back next day. I did discover that a simple power off/power on will cure the problem for awhile. And the low battery graphic is correctly showing battery
full (or decreasing over time with usage). It's just the audible alert that seems to be incorrectly sounding. There must be some sort of munged trigger in the battery mechanism. I tend to doubt faulty battery as it holds a charge very well, recharges, etc.