Microsoft investigating Windows 7 battery warning issue


  1. JMH
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    Microsoft investigating Windows 7 battery warning issue


    Microsoft has confirmed it is investigating a problem causing some Windows 7 users to receive incorrect battery warnings on their laptops.

    The warning is triggered when a laptops BIOS detects a battery replacement is required. Windows 7 provides the following alert: "Consider replacing your battery. There is a problem with your battery, so your computer might shut down suddenly." One user who spoke to The Register claimed their laptop battery life had decreased from two hours to half hour and others posted their experiences in a
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    Neowin.net - Microsoft investigating Windows 7 battery warning issues
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  3. hernie
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    i have a question ....if that problem appeared to ur system....it will shut down totally..plz reply for my e-mail
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