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Battery Monitor - I have used several mobile computers but none of their
battery meter satisfied me because they took considerably large space on
the desktop, had ugly appearance or told me almost no meaningful
information. This is the reason why I made Tek Battery Monitor by
myself. This program features its compact size and real time graphic
display of charge/discharge history.

Battera - I have used several mobile computers but none of their battery
meter satisfied me because they took considerably large space on the
desktop, had ugly appearance or told me almost no meaningful
information. This is the reason why I made Tek Battera by myself. I
concentrated on minimizing its size and, nevertheless, indicating
battery energy status conspicuously. It can be configured small enough
to completely go in the caption bar.
 
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Battery Monitor - I have used several mobile computers but none of their
battery meter satisfied me because they took considerably large space on
the desktop, had ugly appearance or told me almost no meaningful
information. This is the reason why I made Tek Battery Monitor by
myself. This program features its compact size and real time graphic
display of charge/discharge history.

Battera - I have used several mobile computers but none of their battery
meter satisfied me because they took considerably large space on the
desktop, had ugly appearance or told me almost no meaningful
information. This is the reason why I made Tek Battera by myself. I
concentrated on minimizing its size and, nevertheless, indicating
battery energy status conspicuously. It can be configured small enough
to completely go in the caption bar.
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Introduction: Battery Eater Pro

Battery Eater is a testing tool intended to reveal the potential of a
notebook battery pack. Battery Eater can measure the minimum operation
time of a notebook (when all power-saving options are disabled) under
conditions close to the maximum workload (Classic mode). You should be
aware, though, that such conditions rarely occur during an ordinary use
of a notebook and should be regarded as reflecting the minimum time the
notebook can work on its battery. Battery Eater will show a result
closest to the maximum possible in the "Idle" and in the "Reader's
Test" mode (when all power-saving options are fully enabled).

Battery Eater: Advantages

- Small size of the software;
- Cost-free;
- Easy and simple to use;
- Multilanguage interface;
- Flexible testing scheme;
- Three test modes;
- You can have the program running in the background just to measure
time intervals and draw the charge level graph;
- Full information about the key system components;
- Benchmarking the performance of all computer's subsystems;
- Keeping track of all attached batteries in real time.

Testing

- Before beginning the tests, copy Battery Eater to your hard disk
drive.
- It is advisable that the name of the folder the program is copied to
is in English letters.
- Avoid launching the program from media other than hard disk drives.

To measure the time the notebook can work on its battery pack, you
launch Battery Eater and wait until the battery is fully charged. (Even
when the indicator shows a charge of 100%, the Charging status may be
shown; it is due to a measurement error of the battery controller. Wait
until the status changes to High Charge. It's now possible to run the
tests. If the "Start the test on AC power disconnect" checkbox is
checked, Battery Eater will start the test when the notebook
disconnects from the wall outlet. If necessary, the test can be
launched manually, by pressing the Shift+F3 keys. On the next startup
(after the battery spends its charge and the notebook turns off), the
utility will run automatically, inform you about availability of test
results and show them in your default web-browser. The program doesn't
require any user's intervention during the tests.

- Battery Eater Pro offers three test modes: Classic mode.
- Reader's Test mode.
- Idle mode.

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