By default, power icon is disabled on Windows 7 taskbar but you will see the power-related notifications. If you are traveling or not in a position to charge your laptop immediately, it is advised to monitor the power status while doing critical works. If the power icon is shown on the taskbar it is easy to monitor the power status easily. In case you are confused about the right time to charge your laptop battery follow the link below.
When to charge a Laptop battery
In order to display battery power icon and notification on Windows 7 taskbar follow the steps below.
1. Click on Start
2. Click on Control Panel
3. Click on Notification Area Icons
Now you can see the system icons and their behaviors. Under behavior, you can see three options. They are:
i. Show icon and notifications
ii. Hide icon and notifications
iii. Only Show notifications
Select the Power behavior as "Show icon and notifications" and click ok.
Now onwards power icon displays on the taskbar
To know how to keep Laptop battery charge for long click on the link below.
Keep Laptop battery charge for long
In case if you want to disable the power icon on the taskbar, you should select the option "Hide icon and notifications" instead of "Show icon and notifications".
When to charge a Laptop battery
In order to display battery power icon and notification on Windows 7 taskbar follow the steps below.
1. Click on Start
2. Click on Control Panel
3. Click on Notification Area Icons
Now you can see the system icons and their behaviors. Under behavior, you can see three options. They are:
i. Show icon and notifications
ii. Hide icon and notifications
iii. Only Show notifications
Select the Power behavior as "Show icon and notifications" and click ok.
Now onwards power icon displays on the taskbar
To know how to keep Laptop battery charge for long click on the link below.
Keep Laptop battery charge for long
In case if you want to disable the power icon on the taskbar, you should select the option "Hide icon and notifications" instead of "Show icon and notifications".
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