I ran powercfg /batteryreport
in powershell
to view my laptop's battery report. The state of my laptop's battery keeps switching between Connected standby
and Active
even though the laptop is always plugged-in and I don't close/open the lid. What could explain it?
E.g. see the table below from 2022-06-18 02:22:02:
START TIME | STATE | SOURCE | CAPACITY | REMAINING |
---|---|---|---|---|
2022-06-1709:42:18 | Connected standby | Battery | 83 % | 72,230 mWh |
09:42:18 | Suspended | 83 % | 72,230 mWh | |
09:42:54 | Connected standby | AC | 84 % | 72,626 mWh |
09:43:29 | Active | AC | 84 % | 73,127 mWh |
2022-06-1800:48:17 | Suspended | 87 % | 75,286 mWh | |
00:49:51 | Active | AC | 87 % | 75,833 mWh |
02:19:00 | Suspended | 100 % | 86,974 mWh | |
02:22:02 | Active | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
02:52:02 | Connected standby | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
02:52:03 | Active | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
02:52:33 | Connected standby | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
02:53:33 | Active | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
02:54:04 | Connected standby | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
02:57:17 | Active | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
03:02:44 | Connected standby | AC | 100 % | 92,325 mWh |
The laptop is a GS76 Stealth 11UH running on Microsoft Windows 10.
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