When battery saver mode is on, the device will reduce power consumption by disabling some features, such as sync for emails, OneDrive, and other features, and certain apps won’t work in the background. The screen brightness will go lower, and the power will be managed differently in favor of battery life instead of performance. Windows 11, by default, enables battery saver mode automatically when the laptop or tablet reaches 20 percent of battery life. If you plug the device into a power outlet, the feature will disable automatically. However, it’s also possible to enable the battery saver mode manually, and you can even change the battery level before the mode turns on automatically. In this guide, you will learn the steps to use the battery saver feature on Windows 11.
Enable battery saver on Windows 11 Change automatic battery saver on Windows 11
Enable battery saver on Windows 11
To turn on battery saver immediately on Windows 11, use these steps: Once you complete the steps, the feature will immediately turn on to start conserving battery life.
Change automatic battery saver on Windows 11
To configure battery saver mode to turn on automatically when the battery falls to a specific level, use these steps: After you complete the steps, battery saver mode on Windows 11 will enable when the battery falls to the level you specified.
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