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Battery question
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<blockquote data-quote="RawfodoG" data-source="post: 393148" data-attributes="member: 28373"><p>I often use my MB as a desktop, and I leave my powercord plugged in, as i am sitting at a desk. Is it suggested to remove the powercord and drain the battery every once in a while, or is it fine to just leave it plugged in 24/7? I tend to put my MB asleep when im not using it. My main worry is that I will 'kill' my battery, so when I need it to be mobile, I will be out of luck.</p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RawfodoG, post: 393148, member: 28373"] I often use my MB as a desktop, and I leave my powercord plugged in, as i am sitting at a desk. Is it suggested to remove the powercord and drain the battery every once in a while, or is it fine to just leave it plugged in 24/7? I tend to put my MB asleep when im not using it. My main worry is that I will 'kill' my battery, so when I need it to be mobile, I will be out of luck. Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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