Better using your Hp Latitude 7490 Laptop Battery

• Genuine 7.6V 60Wh LI-ION Battery for laptops
• Made with high quality parts and guaranteed to meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturer's specifications at a reduced price
• Tested for safety and designed for high performance
• Built using the highest grade cells for peak performance
• Dell 7.6V 60Wh Laptop battery

Fit Machine Models:

• Dell Latitude 7480
• Dell Latitude E7280
• Dell Latitude E7480
• Dell Latitude 7380
• Dell Latitude 7490
• Dell Latitude 7380
• Dell Latitude E7380
• Dell Latitude 7280
• Dell Latitude 7280
• Dell Latitude 7390
• Dell Latitude 7480
• Dell Latitude 7290

Compatible with numbers:

• Dell F3YGT
• Dell 0F3YGT
• Dell 451-BBZL
• Dell DJ1JO
• Dell DM3WC
• Dell P28S001
• Dell P73G
• Dell P73G002
• Dell PGFX4

How often should I do a laptop battery gauge reset?

Infact, It will not increase lifespan. It won’t do anything for the battery at all except waste a charge cycle. The only remotely useful thing that this gauge reset will do is reset the gauge. The only time you need to reset this gauge is when your battery habits have changed drastically, and you need the gauge to be more accurate.

If you’ve been creating simple documents on a dim screen for several months, the “gauge” will learn that this low power usage gives the battery the patient opportunity to drain fully and efficiently. If you suddenly start playing videogames, the battery may appear to suddenly drop faster when it gets low because the gauge doesn’t know how the battery will react, and that the battery can’t keep up with this new unusually high demand. Resetting the gauge will teach it the battery’s current capabilities so it can predict how much it will suffer from the high-powered gaming usage.

Since all of these factors accumulate over time and the gauge will eventually learn them, it doesn’t make sense to do this unless you’ve suddenly changed what the computer is used for.

Why is my laptop battery not charging to 100%? How do I overcome this problem?

You must be experiencing kind of“97% remaining and not charging”.

This is a special feature in the modern laptops to protect the battery from overcharging and hence increase the life of the battery.

In most of the laptops, the Charging light on the Laptop turns GREEN from RED when the battery is charged 95%. When this GREEN light has come, just shutdown and keep the laptop connected to the charger. Wait for a couple of minutes and then again switch it ON.

You can verify, now it will surely show 100% remaining