Increase your Laptop Battery Lifetime with BatteryCare
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For those of you who are sick of their laptop batteries that are producing minimum usage time then BatteryCare is what you might need to try.
BatteryCare is a free software that is specially designed to optimize the usage and performance of the modern laptop’s battery. It’s main purpose is to discharge cycles and help increase its autonomu and improving it’s lifetime.
It monitors your battery usage and when discharge cycles is reaches it notifies you and pops up a notification balloon that a full discharge is required. In addition to that it calculates the statistical remaining time in laptops that don’t support the battery time left information and only list the charge percentage.
Furthemore, it automatically disable the graphics accelerated theme in Windows Vista and/or demanding services that degrade battery lifetime. Once the laptop stops running on batteries, the theme is re-enabled and the stopped services are restored.
The best part is that BatteryCare does not interfere with the system performance. It requires only a mere 0,1% of Processor and Memory resources. Plus you will never need to software the application because whenever a new version is rolled out the program updates itself on its own.
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