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	<title>Comments on: Windows 7 Battery issue &#8211; it ain&#8217;t the message, it&#8217;s the medium</title>
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		<title>By: sethness</title>
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		<description>http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/02/08/microsoft_on_windows_7_battery_complaints/

According to an article in The Register, the Win7 &quot;bad battery&quot; message appears when the battery&#039;s performance falls below 40% of the manufacturer&#039;s spec.

However, users are reporting (according to the article) that this message appears even when the laptop is using brand new batteries.

So...whose data reporting is wonky: the users, the battery manufacturers, or Micro &quot;Cover my asterisk with paper&quot; Soft?

Users have also reported that following WIn7 installs, battery life significantly decreased. Microsoft is flatly denying it, saying that they&#039;re unable to reproduce those results.</description>
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<p>According to an article in The Register, the Win7 &#8220;bad battery&#8221; message appears when the battery&#8217;s performance falls below 40% of the manufacturer&#8217;s spec.</p>
<p>However, users are reporting (according to the article) that this message appears even when the laptop is using brand new batteries.</p>
<p>So&#8230;whose data reporting is wonky: the users, the battery manufacturers, or Micro &#8220;Cover my asterisk with paper&#8221; Soft?</p>
<p>Users have also reported that following WIn7 installs, battery life significantly decreased. Microsoft is flatly denying it, saying that they&#8217;re unable to reproduce those results.</p>
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