While smart charging can be used when you're near an outlet, say at your desk, you may want to turn it off while you're traveling.
There is one small problem, however. Disabling Smart Charging in Windows is not an easy task. You can’t go into Settings and simply turn it off. Going to Settings> System> Power & batterywill tell you that Smart Charging is enabled on a compatible device, but it won’t give you an option to simply turn it off.
You'll be taken to a Microsoft support page that explains guatemala telegram data what smart charging is and why you should leave it on, but the information on how to turn it off will just say "check the manufacturer's website."
But don't worry. Most manufacturers' software lets you control this feature, though they may have a different name than Microsoft's. Here's what you can do, depending on your computer.
If you have a Microsoft Surface laptop, smart charging is easy to get started.
If you discharge the battery below 20%, smart charging will automatically turn off. It will also pause automatically if you use the battery frequently.