1. Stay laptop cool<\/p>\n
Dell inspiron 1564 laptop made with lithium-based batteries, which should be stored in temperatures between 50 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit. You might not always be able to keep tabs on that sweet spot, so to make things a bit simpler, room temperature is fine.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s not to say you should be completely paranoid about keeping it on flat, cool surfaces all the time. But maybe consider moving it to a desk before you fall asleep or head to work.<\/p>\n 2. Keep software updates<\/p>\n Most companies are constantly looking for ways to improve\u00a0Dell inspiron 1564 battery life via software updates. You may fear change, but change can extend your laptop battery life. So make sure you have the latest software installed on your laptop computer.<\/p>\n 3. Don\u2019t get too attached<\/p>\n When you plug your Dell inspiron laptop in for the first time, you should make sure to fully charge it once to calibrate it. But after that, aim to keep it between 40 and 80 percent. Dell\u2019s customer care says you should do this to \u201ckeep the electrons in it moving occasionally.\u201d Wired has a better explanation of why here. But the bottom line is, doing this can help prolong your Dell inspiron 1545 battery life<\/span><\/a>\u00a0by as much as four times.<\/p>\n Just remember to keep an eye on your Dell inspiron 1525 battery percentage (usually shown in a corner of your screen) throughout the day. If you leave your laptop at home, then shut it down, close it and keep it unplugged on a desk, not a couch.<\/p>\n You should also fully charge and discharge your\u00a0Dell inspiron 1564 laptop battery at least once a month. Set a reminder on your smartphone or something. You forked over what I assume to be a ton of money for this thing, so paying attention to it once a month shouldn\u2019t be a problem.<\/p>\n 4. Don\u2019t just leave it there<\/p>\n Maybe you\u2019re in trouble with the law and need to disappear for six months. We understand how these things go. But that doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re off the hook for correctly storing your notebook. You should store it with a 50 percent charge in a consistently cool area. Storing the laptop computer with a fully discharged\u00a0Dell inspiron 1750 laptop battery<\/span><\/a> might ruin the battery forever. And storing it with an absolutely full charge might cut the battery\u2019s lifespan short.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"dell-inspiron-6400-laptop-battery\"](\"http:\/\/www.aussiebatt.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/11\/dell-inspiron-6400-laptop-battery.png\")
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\nThat being said, there are a few ways you can make sure your laptop isn\u2019t constantly having menopausal hot flashes. You should start by minding its air vents. Whenever you prop your laptop up on your bed, couch or lap, you\u2019re likely blocking the airflow. This, in turn, causes the computer to overheat. And overheating will screw up your Dell inspiron 1564 laptop battery life<\/span>.<\/p>\n