Microsoft investigating battery problems in notebooks running Windows 7

February 2nd, 2010

Section: Computers , Laptops , Netbooks , Software / Applications Many Windows 7 users are complaining about the severe loss in battery life in their notebooks after only a few weeks. Cases like a previous battery life of two hours cutting down to 30 minutes or less are common. Other cases involve their notebook actually telling them they need a new battery after upgrading to 7, even though Vista said it was fine. Many complaints similar to those above have been put onto Microsoft’s TechNet forum ; and Microsoft has decided to investigate into this problem. So far, Microsoft’s only reasoning for these problems is compatibility issues with its hardware. A spokesman from Microsoft states that it might be a problem in communication between the BIOS and Windows as that is where 7 gets all of its data on battery life. Other than that though, no official cause has been found.


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Microsoft investigating battery problems in notebooks running Windows 7

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