Plug in the laptop when not in use, okay??

It shouldn't have much impact.,I didn't pay attention to it when I used it.,But it's still recommended that you use the charge after playing.,I usually plug in the power before turning it on.,Keep playing.。

Of course it's not good, it's better to unplug it when not in use. Although the current laptop battery generally has a battery protection system, that is, after the battery is fully charged, the battery is slowly and naturally discharged without battery power, as long as this process is not low with a set value, usually 95% of the power, even if the power supply is plugged in, the battery will not be charged, but the power adapter itself will consume more or less power, and it also increases the safety hazard, so it is better to unplug the power supply when not in use, especially if it is not used for a long time.

The most feared output of the laptop is the "non-constant voltage and current", although the power adapter will change the voltage, but if the voltage and current are higher, it will damage the adapter and the internal parts of the computer, the most common damage phenomenon is thunderstorm, the lightning is split on the outdoor wire, and the high-voltage electricity is transmitted to the computer equipment along the line, resulting in damage to the internal parts of the computer.

In addition, if you go out for a long time, then you need to unplug the laptop, although the chance of spontaneous combustion of the laptop is very small, but if there are some unexpected circumstances, it may still cause the laptop to be damaged or spontaneously combusted. In a word, it's much safer to unplug than not to unplug.

Of course it's not good, because when the laptop is not in use, the power consumption is actually very small, if it is plugged in all the time, the battery will continue to charge, and after a long time, the battery may swell, which will seriously affect the service life of the battery.

When the laptop is not in use, it is best not to plug in the power supply all the time, which is not safe, and at the same time it is not lightning protection, it is easy to cause damage on rainy days, it is best to use it several times a month, charge the battery, and ensure that the battery is not short of power, and there is no need to plug in the power adapter every day.

This is definitely not good, if the laptop is not used, don't plug it in, otherwise the damage to the laptop is relatively large, so you should still let the computer take a break.

When the laptop is not in use, the power cord can be connected all the time, but it will be a bit of a waste of electricity and will not have much impact on the laptop itself.

In the case of the battery, when the battery is fully charged, the laptop will automatically stop charging until the battery level drops to a certain level (which varies from house to house, usually 95%). So the power cord does not affect the battery.

For laptops, when the power cord is not turned on, it makes no difference whether the power cord is connected or not, just like the light is not turned on and does not consume power.

For the adapter, it is designed to be powered on for a long time, and when it is not turned on, it just maintains the lowest power-on, just like the socket switch is turned on, and the impact is very small.

So, the power cord doesn't have much of an impact on anyone. On the contrary, there is a risk of plug wear and tear caused by frequent plugging and unplugging.

Ways to extend the life of your laptop:

Maintenance of computer hardware:

1. The computer should be kept in a clean indoor environment, because dust will pollute important parts such as computer keyboards, display screens, and host circuit boards, which will lead to computer hardware failure;

2. Keep the room ventilated to ensure that the temperature and humidity of the environment where the computer is located are moderate;

3. The computer should be kept away from electromagnetic interference, because a strong magnetic field will cause the computer to produce inexplicable failures.

System maintenance:

1. Shut down the computer directly from the desktop start bar;

2. Do a good job of anti-virus and anti-virus work;

3. You should regularly clean up the junk files in the computer, and at the same time, you should also optimize the computer system to further improve the performance of the computer.

The laptop can be plugged in all the time when not in use.

Forget to unplug the power supply once in a while, and it will not damage the computer. However, when the laptop is not in use, it is recommended to remember to unplug it as much as possible. Actually, laptop batteries are with chips and have the function of automatic control.

So, it doesn't matter if the laptop power adapter is plugged in all the time.

In the shutdown state, if the charging is in progress, the charging indicator will generally appear orange or flash. When fully charged, it turns green and always on, and the control chip automatically disconnects the charging circuit, so even if you keep plugging in the power supply, you don't have to worry about bursting your battery.

Unplugging the power supply has two benefits:

Let the adaptor be powered off, not working, and rest.

Protects against accidental power surges that damage the adapter.

The laptop can be plugged in all the time when not in use. Theoretically, it's pretty much the same whether it's plugged in or not.

Unplugging it has at least two benefits:

1. Let the adapter power off and not work. Rest.

2. Prevent accidental power surge and damage the adapter.

In fact, you don't have to worry about these problems. Do whatever you want, it's the same for both anyway. You can set the charging threshold and charge when the battery level is lower than 80% or 90%.

However, after the power threshold is set, if the computer is not turned on, if the battery is now 95% charged, the sock will be automatically charged after plugging it directly into the power supply. When the power is turned on and the power is not lower than the set value, it will be automatically charged without leakage.

Worry about the battery life and also the life of the notebook.

It's not very important, because when you plug it in, some of the protective isolation components in the laptop are already working.

So you don't tell you to guess plug in the power supply. But with the battery plugged in, the protective isolation also works.

Unless you cut off the battery and 220v, the laptop is called a true no-working stateBut that's too much trouble. Our hardware teacher said that the battery is generally placed on it.

The adapter can be unplugged. The battery will be broken when it should be broken, and if it is not broken, you will naturally not be broken if you put it on it, and it will not have much effect on your maintenance.

Yes, the laptop power supply can be plugged in all the time.

If the concern is the battery, then most laptop batteries now have an overcurrent protection circuit, after being fully charged, the battery will cut off the connection with the alternating current, and continue to "charge" at this time, which is just a waste of electricity. However, in my experience, although my IBM has that protection system, but now, it stays at 99% every time it is charged, and the set "charging 100% automatic stop" naturally can't start, so I still have to stop it manually. In fact, the more times the battery is charged and discharged, the shorter the life of the battery, so when conditions permit, we should try to use alternating current.

Speaking of the preservation of lithium batteries, some people say that they should be stored in empty power, on the grounds that lithium batteries will still be slowly discharged in storage, affecting their life, and if they are empty, they do not have to worry about discharge. It is also said that it is stored when it is fully charged, the reason is that since the lithium battery will be discharged, if there is no electricity, then it will inevitably affect the life expectancy, just like a person who is hungry and overfired, it will damage the body. However, neither of these statements is very correct, if we do not use lithium batteries for a long time, we should save them when their power is 40 60%, the power is not too much and not too little, in this state, the battery discharges relatively slowly and can be stored for a long time.

Although we all know that lithium batteries have no memory effect, but frequent charging and discharging still have an impact on the lifespan, generally as far as possible to charge after the power is less than 10%, which is conducive to increasing the battery life, and try to fill it when charging. But if you have special needs, the impact of occasional early charging will not be too great, just don't be too frequent.

In short, if you don't use the battery for a long time and unplug it only with alternating current, of course, it is best to charge and discharge the battery once in a while, and the battery of this book still depends on the careful maintenance of the owner. Besides, after shutting down, I saw that the light of my laptop power supply was still on after each shutdown, so I should completely disconnect the wiring between the adapter and the socket if I could. If you want a good computer, it's better to be diligent.