Battery life half of stated on asus eeepc?

Asked by caccu Oct 12, 2013 at 05:08 AM about the 2006 BMW 7 Series 750Li RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

hey I have an Asus A7C netbook, http://www.caccu.nl/asus-a7c-batterij.html , which
came with windows 7 and I found it too slow for my needs, so I put windows xp on it,
however asus states that it's 6-cell battery gets 10 hours on a full charge, which it did
used to. I haven't looked at the battery meter in awhile, but I just pulled it off the
charger at 100% and it says I have 4:56 hours at a 90% charge.
Would there be some reason that putting by xp on it, it would no longer be able to
address it full battery capacity? I am confused about this.

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wlogan answered 10 years ago

the battery in my acer aspire is 5 years old and works great. die hard is a good battery.

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