Especially if you’re particularly accident-prone, having a hard-shell case for your laptop will prevent damage from minor falls or spills when your laptop is shut. You might also want to invest in a specific laptop bag (or a backpack with a dedicated laptop compartment) if you travel often.
Taking Care of Hardware
Prevent accidents before they happen. Protecting your laptop’s hardware is usually a matter of caution. You can avoid the majority of common pitfalls by doing the following: Keep food and drink away from the laptop. When drinking water or other beverages while working on your laptop, keep your glass or bottle at least one foot…
Maintain Hard Disk Performance
Use It on a Stable PlatformUse It on a Stable Platform Any vibration or shake of laptops during working may cause damage to the hard disk. Therefore, please avoid moving the laptop too violently and frequently, and power it off temporarily if you are taking it with you on a bumpy road or in other…
Use and Charge Battery Scientifically
Enable Battery Saver ModeEnable Battery Saver Mode Laptop supports four power modes: Battery saver, Better battery, Better performance, and Best performance. To save power on your computer, click the battery icon on the taskbar and drag the slider to the leftmost position to enable Battery saver mode. You can also try closing unused apps, disconnecting…
Keep Screen in Good Condition
Clean the Screen RegularlyClean the Screen Regularly Do the basic cleanup by gently wiping away the dust and stains with a soft cloth, or dip it in some neutral, non-corrosive cleaner for advanced cleanup. Please prevent any liquid from entering your computer during cleaning. Avoid Strong LightsAvoid Strong Lights Strong lights may accelerate the aging…
Calibrate the battery
If you’ve read this far in the guide, you obviously haven’t managed to improve your PC’s battery life yet. You have no reason to worry because you will most likely be able to solve your problems by performing a procedure known as battery calibration. Are you wondering how to do it? I’ll explain it to…
Check for viruses and malware
Checking for the presence of viruses and malware on your PC is essential, and it is for at least two reasons: the first is undoubtedly the security of your personal data; the second, however, has to do with the autonomy of your laptop. If you don’t know it, malicious software that “live” inside a PC…
Disable the automatic start of programs
If you want to maximize the autonomy of your laptop, you should disable the automatic launch of programs that you do not need to use when the system starts. Here’s how you can do that. On Windows, call up the Task Manager tool by simultaneously pressing the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys on the keyboard and clicking on…
Activate energy saving
All laptops, both Windows and macOS, offer an energy saving mode, which allows you to lower consumption and increase the battery life of your computer. Let me tell you how to activate it. On Windows, go to the Control Panel, click on the items System and Security> Energy Saving Options and choose one of the…
Use low energy impact programs
Even the software that is started on the PC has an important impact on energy consumption. For this reason, I suggest that you use the software that is already installed on your PC as much as possible, because they are tailor-made for the operating system installed on it. For example, to browse the Internet from…