Windows 7 makes use of a feature of modern laptop batteries which have circuitry and firmware that can report to Windows the overall health of the battery. This is reported in absolute terms as Watt-hours (W-hr) power capacity. Windows 7 then does a simple calculation to determine a percentage of degradation from the original design capacity.

You may have seen a crossed battery meter icon with a message Consider replacing your battery. This notification is new to Windows 7 and not available in Windows Vista or Windows XP.

Now in Windows 7 SP1, Microsoft has tweaked this feature and added a pretty easy option to disable battery health warnings completely.

Battery Health Wanrings

So if you believe all such notification messages are annoying you, just install and upgrade your Windows 7 with SP1 or later and walk through these steps:

How To:

  1. Download and install Windows 7 SP1 or later.
  2. Click on battery icon in notification icons (formally known as system tray icons) and you will see a checkbox Warn me if my battery may need replacement is added after upgrade to Windows 7 SP1.
  3. Just clear the checkbox to disable all battery health warning notifications and vice versa to enable.

Applies To:

  • Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 or later

5 responses to “How to Enable/Disable Battery Health Warning messages in Windows 7 SP1”

  1. Safa Khalid Avatar
    Safa Khalid

    And i have windows 7

  2. Safa Khalid Avatar
    Safa Khalid

    I have no check box that says warn me if my battery may need replacement but it shows that consider replacing your battery so please help me how to disable this ?

  3. Shyam Avatar
    Shyam

    How do i solve the problem of “consider replacing your battery”?
    My battery was bought 2 months ago but still it only gives upto a half hour of usage only… any help in this regard will be greatly appreciated

  4. Asad Ali Avatar
    Asad Ali

    Thank You Very Much…….. It 100% Works :)

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  5. Arshdeepsinghmaan Avatar
    Arshdeepsinghmaan

    but the messenge constantly showing at taskbar in battery option .

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