

Here is how you can reclaim your low battery alerts. In order to prevent such a mishap, we recommend you to fix the issue without further delay. That is quite a bummer, as you might very well end up with a fully discharged device. But what if you receive no warning for low battery using Cortana? How do I know how much battery life my laptop has left?ĭid someone help you today? Press the star on the left to thank them with a Kudo! If you find a post helpful and it answers your question, please mark it as an "Accepted Solution"! This will help the rest of the Community with similar issues identify the verified solution and benefit from it.Life is so busy these days: you are always on the go and have little time to keep track of all your devices.įortunately, there is a great way to avoid spreading oneself too thin: Win 10 users are eligible for some sort of low phone battery alarm thanks to a special Windows cross-platform option, and Cortana has everything to do with it. Were there any parts replaced? We'd like to look into this further. Did you re-send the laptop to our service center for another repair? Could you tell us what happened on the second repair? This is not the kind of experience we want you to have and we apologize for the trouble. If anyone has any insight on what could be causing these issue and any way to fix them, I am all ears. Ideally, he would like to avoid that this computer is the ideal spec and there is no competition for Thinkpad keyboard feel. At this point, we'll try one more RMA, but after that it's probably going to be asking for a refund and getting a different laptop. Lenovo does not seem to either know how to fix the issue or is simply unable to detect that there is one. It came back with a fresh install of Windows In that RMA we provided Lenovo with a detailed description and documentation of the issue.Īt this point we are both a bit irked. Resetting the battery as per Lenovo's own instructionschanging settings in power options I forget what specifically and some other things I can't remember ATM. I've done some googling on this BSOD and it seems to have something to do with the sleep function of the computer I've tried to do some basic troubleshooting. Not much of an issue on the surface Oh, and the computer will sometimes just randomly shut down. Out of nowhere, for no apparent reason, the computer won't detect the battery "No battery present". First, "No battery present" notification. He has been running into 2 issues, "No battery present" notifications causing shut down issues and BSODs.


Some background info: This is my father's X1E.
