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There’s nothing worse than your phone dying when you need it most. If you’re on the go, a quick way to get more battery life is to lower your screen’s refresh rate. A higher refresh rate looks great, but it really sucks the juice out of your battery. I keep mine at 120Hz for everyday use, but I always switch to 60Hz when I’m traveling so I don’t have to worry about finding an outlet. If you don’t want to manually change the refresh rate every time you leave the house, you can usually set your phone to automatically switch to a lower refresh rate when the battery level gets low. This way, you won’t have to think about it, and you’ll still get the best possible battery life.

I have been using Windows 10 on one of my Laptops. It was working very well without any issues. The battery on that particular laptop had lost all the juice and was there for just namesake and showed 0% charging. I didn't care much as my laptop is always plugged in. Windows 10 didn't care about the dead battery either, until one day, it decides to shut down / hibernate immediately after login. If you search for a Fix online, you will run in to a lot of 'Solutions' like disable Hibernate, change that setting in the battery, change screen off time, disable fast startup etc. Most of these solutions can't be executed as the Windows shuts down immediately after login. You can go into Safe Mode and try these fixes if you want, but there is a better solution.  Fix : Take a screw driver. Open up the back of your Laptop very carefully. Take out that dead battery inside. Put the cover back and switch on your laptop. Windows 10 will boot up without any issues from now on