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Is it safe to keep laptop charging all the time?
However, laptops are only as good as their batteries, and proper battery care is critical to ensuring that it maintains a long lifespan and a charge.
Keeping your laptop constantly plugged in doesn't hurt your battery, but you need to be aware of other factors, such as heat, to prevent battery damage.
Laptop Batteries
Most laptops use lithium-ion batteries. Unlike nickel-based batteries, lithium-ion batteries do not suffer from the "memory effect," which means that discharging and recharging them has no impact on long-term battery life.
Once your battery is fully charged, it stops charging, so keeping the laptop powered won't cause any problems for the battery.
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Cycles and Calibration
For lithium-ion batteries, it's best to avoid fully discharging them and then recharging them to full capacity -- this is called "deep cycling," a process that only works with nickel-cadmium and nickel-metal hydride batteries.
However, you should perform a deep cycle to recalibrate the battery once a month or so. This allows the battery monitoring mechanism to remain accurate in displaying battery life and charging.
Temperature Control
While keeping your laptop constantly plugged in won't harm its health, overheating can definitely damage the battery over time.
Higher levels of heat are typically generated when you run processor-intensive applications, such as games, or have multiple programs open at the same time. When your computer is running hot and plugged in, disconnect the battery and place it in a cool place to prevent heat damage.
Battery Care
To perform a deep cycle, first fully charge the battery, then let it sit for about two hours to cool down from the charging process.
Unplug the power cord, and then set your computer's power saving settings to hibernate when the battery reaches 5% charge.
Once your computer goes to sleep, leave it out for about five hours, then plug in the power cord and let it charge again without interruption.
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