Enable or Disable Battery Saver In Windows 10

It has always been possible to change power plan settings in Windows operating system to save and extend the battery. There are dozens of software around claiming to improve the battery life but you no longer need to go for third-party battery saving software as Windows 10 ships with Battery Saver feature.
Battery Saver is one of the hundreds of new features introduced with Windows 10. As the title of the feature goes, the feature is designed to extend the battery time of devices running Windows 10 operating system.



Although Microsoft has not revealed much about this feature, it’s said that Battery Saver limits background activities to improve the battery time. As mentioned above, with default settings, Battery Saver is turned on only when the battery level goes below 20%. You might want to change this default setting to 40 or 50% to improve the battery time in Windows 10.
It’s important to note that Battery Saver is turned off while charging even if the battery level is below the specified percentage. Battery Saver is obviously not available on computers without batteries.