lenovo energy management windows 10 z710

What puzzles me is, there is no Lenovo application on Ubuntu. Whenever I boot into Ubuntu the same situation (battery never crosses 50%) prevails there.

My understanding is the application controls charging and maintains constant battery level. After making this change the battery never charges beyond 50% (I'm always connected to a power source).

With that I installed some Lenovo provided applications, prominent one being Energy Management.Īfter few days of application usage, Energy Management suggested that I use 'Optimized Battery Health', based on my usage pattern, to extend battery life. Recently I changed to dual-boot with arrival of Windows 8.1 Preview. Support is exclusively handled by Kivuto, and they can be contacted via the means indicated at:į/WebStore/Support/ContactUs.For nearly two years I was running only Ubuntu on my Lenovo G570 laptop. Neither the FSU, Fanshawe College or the IT Service Desk can provide support for the registration, ordering, or installation process or for products obtained on the OnTheHub website (which is where you will be downloading Windows from). For detailed instructions on how to install Windows 10, please visit:Ĭ/free-microsoft-for-students-and-staff/įor instructions on how to install Windows 10 on a Mac, please visit: To find out how you can install Office 365, visit:įanshawe students are also entitled to a free download of Windows 10. Office 365 is available for Windows, Mac, iPhones, iPads and Android devices. The software is to be used on personal devices.

Office 365 is available to all students and staff with an FanshaweOnline account in good standing.

Lenovo energy management windows 10 z710