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September 15th, 2019 02:00

Battery life after bios update

Hello to all. A few days ago, after doing diagnostics from the Dell site for my product (Inspiron 17 5000 Series), he proposed me the Urgent Bios update with the "Dell Inspiron 5459/5559/5759 System BIOS" file of 31 May 2019. Immediately after doing this update I started having serious battery problems. Let me explain: before the upgrade the battery lasted more than 80 minutes and a laptop dated like mine. Once the update has been completed, now lasts a maximum of 20 minutes. It seems to be too drastic to drop, from one day to the next, that may be attributable to battery wear.

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September 16th, 2019 05:00

Yep, very possible. For example fan management can be affected.

Laptop batteries normally last around a year to a year and a half, so, it would appear that your battery may need to be replaced. 

 

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Adrian

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September 16th, 2019 14:00

but it doesn't seem normal to me. the day before the bios was updated, the battery lasted 80 min, immediately after the bios was updated as soon as 20. I don't think the battery has lapsed in one day of all this. is it possible to downgrade the bios?

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September 20th, 2019 06:00

as I had imagined, there are no battery problems because today I accidentally discovered that when the PC tells me that the battery is low, I tried to turn the PC back on and despite the battery indicator telling me 0%, it's more than 1 hour that I'm using it. But now in this situation I don't realize when the PC will shut down, because from 1 hour it tells me 0%. It couldn't possibly be a battery problem because it happened overnight. Now, however, I have this problem that the PC shuts down after 20 minutes because it believes the battery is low, when it isn't. What can I do?
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