When Quick Settings opens, click “Battery Saver.” Or you can press Windows+a on your keyboard. To open it, click the hidden “Quick Settings” button in your taskbar-it’s located where you see the Wi-Fi, Speaker, and Battery indicator icons. The fastest way to enable Battery Saver is through the Quick Settings menu. RELATED: How to Use and Configure Windows 10's 'Battery Saver' Mode Turn on Battery Saver Using Quick Settings
Also, you can use Battery Saver manually any time you want to conserve battery life. It will turn off automatically once you plug in your device to charge it again. Windows 10 includes a Battery Saver mode as well.īy default, Battery Saver turns on automatically when your battery reaches 20% power or less, but that can be configured in Settings under System > Power & Battery. It’s a lot like “ Low Power Mode” on the iPhone and “ Battery Saver” mode on Android. Battery Saver is a special Windows power-saving mode that squeezes more life out of your battery by dimming your screen brightness, reducing background activity, and limiting some notifications.
