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battery draining issue after installaiton of windows 11
cuidado_con_windows I'm facing the same issue of battery drainage and overheating, I'd recommend you a rollback, but if it's been more than 10 days and you can't rollback. Create backups using instructions on youtube and then fresh install windows 10(which will delete all your files), using the backup you won't lose your valuable data at least.
- YouTubers suggesting Media creation tool to download windows 10 ISO File in a flash drive, And so that we can directly set up windows 10 from usb drive, but my question is about OS, if we did this to lap, Are we losing original windows 11 OS ? Or windows 10 which we are going to set up will acts as a original version or pirated
Murali2593 If you have a laptop that already has a genuine windows key, and it has been more than 10 days since you've upgraded to 11, then, follow these steps.
1. create backup files for all of your important data in any other drive other than c: . (It can be stored on any storage device.)
2. download media creation tool. (You can follow the instructions on youtube)
3. Once you fresh install windows 10 you will lose all of your data in c:, but don't worry you won't lose your license. (and since you have backups ready, your precious data remains).
I'd recommend you to check your original license(just in case)
cuidado_con_windows u can again reinstall windows 10 if your laptop battery drain fast..
just download windows 10 iso file and then extract it....
before reinstall windows 10 make sure your important data have save at another place from pc....
and after extract then open extracted folder and open setup file it is windows 10 setup file no need to boot any pendrive....just open setup file and complete it ...now u may use windows 10..- That does not work the laptop diagnostics from HP status cell is damaged this is physical damage not software. The laptop is brand new only use it for a month with windows 10 upgraded to 11 used it for 2 days then battery is now damaged Microsoft should own up an pay me $150 for the replacement battery of $ 899 for a new hp laptop
GoodingR that doesn't sound like a Windows 11 problem to me ??
So you've had the laptop for just over a month and believe that it took 2 days for the Win11 OS to damage the battery and nothing else could have damaged it ? Why would it take the OS 2 days to do it and not do it immediately or quicker than 2 days ? And why should Microsoft pay for a brand new laptop ($900) rather than just the battery ($150)
You shouldn't be talking to anybody apart from HP who should be replacing the battery free of charge under warranty.
