The way to Verify And also Keep an eye on The Notebook Battery power

The build-in power meter in Windows is totally crap, after fully recharging your laptop it will tell you that battery is full, but after a few minutes it will say only 75% is left. What the heck? Can’t there be a simple and reliable way to monitor laptop battery? There are many apps that help you in determining the accurate amount of power left, but the problem with these apps is that they themselves take a good amount of resources to run, which makes them basically useless.

PowerMeter is a free tool for laptop users who wants to monitor their battery level accurately all the time. The battery bar becomes more visible as the power level reduces, when the battery is full the visibility is at it’s minimum, you can choose to hide the bar when battery is full.

When you run this tool, a PowerMeter icon is shown in the system tray along with the PowerMeter bar on the top-right side of the screen.



Here are the colors and their meanings: above 80% = green, below 20% = red, in between = orange.

Right-click the PowerMeter icon or battery bar and select Settings. You can change some basic settings here.



I tested this tool on Windows Vista and it worked seamlessly. It has been developed to work on all versions of Windows. The only gripe is that it’s not portable and they should work a little on it’s usability too, otherwise it’s a must-have tool for everyone who carries a notebook.

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