Protect Laptop Battery
Updated: September 14th, 2010
Battery Alarm is battery protection solution for windows laptop, it is designed to protect laptop battery from deep-discharge, the laptop battery may last for 3 years or more after using this software.
the windows default power alarm setting is not good, it may cause battery deep-discharge, the battery can be permantently damage and lifetime greatly reduced. Battery Alarm change windows power management scheme to prevent battery been discharged deeply.
Everybody can use this software to protect your laptop battery now !
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Key feature
- One-Click to protect battery.
- Protect battery which will be able to use for 3 years or more.
- No extra hardware needed.
- Support Windows2000/2003/XP/Vista/2008/7.
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