Windows 10: How to turn off Conservation Mode in Windows 11 laptop

Recently, I have bought a Abex brand laptop of Windows 11 Home operating system. The laptop battery cannot be charged up to 100% and always stops charging at around 93% - 96% even after 2 hours of plug-in charging.I asked the laptop seller who sold me the laptop, he said it was something like a Conservation Mode in Windows 11 computers to protect the batteries.However, I wish to turn off the conservation mode in my laptop. The seller advised me to uninstall everything under Batteries in Device Manager then restart the laptop, but no use the conservation mode is still on.Can anyone please gui

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Conservation mode

Hi.

I have a Lenovo flex 11 with windows 10. I turn the conservation mode on, but the battery continues to charge up to 100%. When I check the conservation mode, it is off. It got off by itself.

How can I solve it?

Thanks.

 

Conservation Mode In Lenovo Ideapad.

I contacted Lenovo on this for my Yoga 720. They said that the option for "Conservation Mode" is no longer available for W10 version 1709 (Creator's edition). Since my laptop was stuck in conservation mode (won't charge past 60%), I needed to "recalibrate"
by running down my battery, then recharge it to 100%. They recommended I run down the battery under Windows by playing videos. Windows will shutdown before getting to 0%, so I need to reboot into the BIOS, then continue draining the battery to zero. Afterwards,
charge the battery to 100%. Lenovo claims that battery life won't be affected with Conservation mode removed.

 

"Conservation Mode"

Do you have a Lenovo laptop?

If so check this by Ramon on the MS forum:

Click on the up arrow icon near the battery indicator located at the bottom right corner of your computer display.

2. Once you click on the up arrow it will show some hidden icons not normally displayed on your taskbar. Move your mouse around those icons until the “Energy Manager” text is displayed.

3. Click on that icon and the Energy Manager screen will show up. Then click on the small circular dialogue box located on the right hand side just above the big clock-like indicator.

4. On the top right corner click on “Settings”. On the right hand side of the Conservation Mode is a switch like gauge.

5. Move the switch from left to right with your mouse until you see an orange colored “I” appears. This shows that you have already switched on the Conservation Mode. To confirm, you will see the Conservation Mode displayed near the electrical plug icon.

6. Exit by cllicking "X" located on the top right hand corner of the dialogue box. And you're done!

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

If not check under Settings>system>battery to see if it’s there.