Windows 10: How do I completely disable Windows' low battery warning?

Greetings.

This is my first post in TenForums, and I'm looking forward to make this place as my first spot to resolve my Win 10 issues if you guys don't mind with that.

So, I have a relatively old laptop that its battery has gone bad. The battery is broken that if I'm not using my AC Adapter, my laptop won't be powered at all. While I was using Windows 8.1, I never had any warning like "Your battery is running low (9%), you might want to plug in your PC" like this:


But since I'm using Win 10, this warning keeps appearing from time to time. At this point, this warning has no purpose and just simply annoying thus I want to disable this warning completely.

I've tried increasing and lowering the low battery and critical battery level threshold but the issue still persists since my battery indicator will keep saying I'm on 0% - 2% battery life.






Can anyone help me? I don't mind changing some registry values as well if it's needed.
Thank you in advance!

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Nokia X6 - Low battery alarm / indicator ...

Hi guys,



My phone was very silent today and when I tried to use it, I found that the battery has gone ... but I do not remember an alarm or any indication that battery was low last night.



How do I turn on the low battery alarm ?



I have disabled the following in an attempt to get rid of that annoying nokia start up tone. Does this disable the low battery alarm as well ?

Settings->personal->profile->general->personalise->warning tones = OFF



Thanks.

 

Low Battery Prompt After Windows 10 Upgrade in Surface Pro 3

Surface Pro 3 related issue:

This is how my low battery prompt looks like now after upgrading my Windows 8.1 to 10. It used to display somewhere along the line "Battery life at 10%", then "Battery life at 7%" before it completely shut-down.

Soon after the upgrade, the low battery prompt is now a rectangular blue box with 3 dots. Anyone with the same problem and I do ?

 

Try disabling the battery in Device Manager. The battery-related options disappear when I do that.

 

Thank you PolarNettles!

I think it works! I disabled it when I got the battery warning as well and it disappeared in instant.
Thank you again, I didn't think to have such simple and easy answer like that.
Cheers!

 

Nice catch, PolarNettles! Sometimes the obvious solution is the best one. All one has to do is THINK of it. You did. *Smile
--Ed--