The Windows 11 operating system has a number of features that assist users in a variety of situations. For users who use the Windows operating system on a battery-powered device, such as a laptop, there is a feature called Battery Saver, which, as the name suggests, helps to save as much battery as possible.
When you use the Battery Saver function on your smartphone, power consumption is decreased by blocking some features, such as email sync, OneDrive, and other features, and certain apps will not work in the background. The screen brightness will be reduced, and power will be controlled differently in order to maximize battery life rather than performance.
When the laptop’s battery life hits 20% or less, the feature is automatically engaged, and when the device is connected to a power outlet, the feature is automatically disabled. Users can, however, manually enable the Battery Saver option in the Windows 11 operating system.
In this step-by-step instruction, we will teach you how to manually enable the Battery Saver mode on your laptop by navigating to Settings in the Windows 11 operating system.
How to enable Battery Saver mode in Windows 11
Step 1: Launch the Settings app on your computer. You may accomplish this by searching for the app in the Start Menu or by pressing the Windows + I buttons on the keyboard.
Step 2: When the Settings app window appears, in the left sidebar, select “System.”
Step 3: On the right side of the display, select “Power & battery.”
Step 4: Navigate to the “Battery” area, then to the “Battery Saver” options, and then select the “Turn on now” button.
After completing all of the above procedures, the Battery Saver mode on your Windows 11 laptop will be enabled. To achieve even more battery life, allow the option to “Lower screen brightness when using the power saver” by turning the switch on.