1. Maintain a stable power supply
Use a laptop in an environment with a stable power supply as much as possible to avoid frequent charging and discharging. Once the battery is fully charged, it is best to unplug the power supply to reduce the burden on the battery. 2. Rational use of power management software Many laptops come with power management software that can help us manage battery usage more effectively. These software often have energy-saving modes that we can activate when high performance is not required to save power. 3. Avoid overcharging and overdischarging Avoid fully discharging or overcharging the battery. This not only damages the battery's lifespan but also negatively impacts its performance. Therefore, it is advisable to charge the battery when it reaches below 20% and avoid continued charging when it reaches above 90%. 4. Regularly perform battery maintenance Regularly performing battery maintenance is an important step to keep the battery healthy. In Windows systems, you can right-click on the battery icon in the taskbar and select "Maintenance" to perform the operation. For Mac users, there are also corresponding system settings for battery maintenance. 5. Reasonably control temperature and humidity Excessive or low temperature and humidity can affect the performance of the battery. Therefore, when storing or using a laptop, extreme temperature and humidity environments should be avoided as much as possible. These tips are very effective for maintaining the battery of a laptop.