On some occasions, the battery saver option can appear grayed out. With the above steps, you’ve successfully disabled the Windows 10 battery saver mode.

Turn off the “Battery saver” option on the right page.

automatic battery saver Disable battery saver mode When the laptop battery reaches 20% or less, the battery saver turns on automatically.

Always: Battery saver is always turned on regardless of how much charge is left in the battery.

50%: Turns on automatically when the battery is at or below 50%.

40%: Turns on automatically when the battery is at or below 40%.

30%: Turns on automatically when the battery is at or below 30%.

20%: Turns on automatically when the battery is at or below 20%.

10%: Turns on automatically when the battery is at or below 10%.

Never: Battery saver never turns on automatically.

To do that, enable the battery saver option and select a percentage from the dropdown menu under it. You can turn on the battery saver automatically when the battery reaches a certain percentage. With that, you’ve successfully enabled the battery saver mode in Windows 10. You can close the settings app by click the “X” button to the top right-corner of the window.

Under the battery saver section, turn on the switch to enable battery saver in Windows 10. All the battery settings are in the Battery tab. In the Settings app, select “System” on the main page and then select the “Battery” tab on the sidebar. Alternatively, press “Windows key + X” and select the “Settings” option. So, open the Settings app with the “Windows key + I” shortcut. The battery saver option is in the Settings app.

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