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Guest
Any one know of a registry key that will suppress the Low Battery warning
popup box from showing?
popup box from showing?
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Peter Foldes
Did you try and put in a new battery yet?
B
Ben
You probably should have the popup show otherwise you may burn out
your battery.
you can disable it in the system properties or battery options in
control panel, but it differs with the make of the computer -- toshiba
for instance, has a special configuration for that i think.
your battery.
you can disable it in the system properties or battery options in
control panel, but it differs with the make of the computer -- toshiba
for instance, has a special configuration for that i think.
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Charlie
RoyalWitCheese said:Any one know of a registry key that will suppress the Low Battery warning
popup box from showing?
I've been receiving similar alerts from both my MS keyboard and mouse for
quite some time, even though both Signal quality and Battery status in
Wireless (Intelli-Mouse/Intelli-Type property tabs) indicate levels and
signal quality is good/high.
To my knowledge they're issues we as consumers just have to live with.
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Guest
Just to address some of the points made -
This is the mouse battery (Guessing the Wireless Keyboards using Intellitype
also generate the Popup) not a laptop battery. If it goes dead the worst the
can happen is I can't move the pointer (install new batteries then. The popup
box starts coming up at "Low Battery" Power and will keep popping up until
the Battery is "Critically Low" Time from Low to Critical could be from 1
week to a month. I don't need to see the popup when the battery is Low, but
mouse is functioning.
The main issue is that the popup box, when it pops up will crash a
fullscreened program to the Desktop.
And there's no need to replace the Batteries when the Low Warning pops up,
when you still may have weeks of mouse use left.
This is the mouse battery (Guessing the Wireless Keyboards using Intellitype
also generate the Popup) not a laptop battery. If it goes dead the worst the
can happen is I can't move the pointer (install new batteries then. The popup
box starts coming up at "Low Battery" Power and will keep popping up until
the Battery is "Critically Low" Time from Low to Critical could be from 1
week to a month. I don't need to see the popup when the battery is Low, but
mouse is functioning.
The main issue is that the popup box, when it pops up will crash a
fullscreened program to the Desktop.
And there's no need to replace the Batteries when the Low Warning pops up,
when you still may have weeks of mouse use left.
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frodo
FWIW, there were/are issues w/ mouse battery getting low and causing
heat/fire issues (so it has been reported). google around for it, how
"real" the problem is I can not say, but I do remember talk about it a few
months back. Perhaps you should heed those pop-up warnings!
heat/fire issues (so it has been reported). google around for it, how
"real" the problem is I can not say, but I do remember talk about it a few
months back. Perhaps you should heed those pop-up warnings!