There is an interesting novelty seen in a preliminary version of Windows 11: Basically, Microsoft is working on a mechanism to safeguard the battery of our device. A function that, in essence, would lead much further the current battery savings mode, which is based solely on the load percentage.
To understand it, today, the battery savings system of Windows 11 It is activated quite basically.
That is, for example, when reaching a low battery level, such as 20 %, the system what it does is reduce the brightness of the screen, limit processes in the background and deactivate certain visual effects.
But of course, with this new adaptive mode this approach is completely changed.
So, instead of depending exclusively on the remaining battery percentage, What this system does is consider several additional factors, such as the current load status and system load.
That means that energy savings could be activated even when the battery is 70 %, if the system detects intensive use that would negatively affect its autonomy.
In addition, and this is very interesting, unlike current mode, The screen brightness is not reducedwhich is key to portable users who work from one place to another and do not want to sacrifice visibility.
This new adaptive energy option can be found in configuration, then in system, and finally in energy and battery.
By default, the classic savings based on percentage remain active, but if you want to experiment with the new mode, you can change it in that place of the configuration.
This is good news, because the user community has recently been complaining about the energy inefficiency of Windows 11, especially in portable devices.
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