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Power Management for Vostro

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by Trailryder, Jan 22, 2020.

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  1. Trailryder

    Trailryder Notebook Guru

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    Hey all. Can’t seem to find a Dell Power Management Software version to evaluate the battery for my Vostro 1510.

    I’ve tried 2 versions. One wouldn’t install, said it was incompatible, the others functions was severely curtailed.

    Have any leads?
     
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    Aaron44126 Notebook Prophet

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    AFAIK, the Dell Power Management software was introduced in 2013 and works with systems having Intel 4th gen CPUs (Haswell) and up. Vostro 1510 is a good deal older than that.
     
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    Thanks.
     
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    I found this Windows command: powercfg /batteryreport

    It saves the report in Users folder of the C: drive
     
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    I didn't realize that you were just trying to get some battery info. You can use hwinfo64 and it should produce some details on wear level, maximum capacity, etc.
     
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