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  1. theeboredone's Avatar
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    This is the strangest thing I've seen. My battery on idle drains about 3-4% per hour, and I assumed it was due to having 5 background tasks + a few live tiles. However, I've done a reboot the past three days, and I've seen my battery jump back up. Today, after 10 hours, it went from 60% to 90%! Generally it's about a 5-10% jump, but this is the longest I've waited before rebooting.

    This is a bit ridiculous, and I'd like to know if there's a solution for it.
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    Like many users have experienced, the battery indicator isn't as accurate as we thought. Sometimes you find the battery just pass adversely.
    For a possible solution I collected from community- Re-calibrate your battery indicator by conducting several full discharge and charge.
    But I think it's just a little help, the culprit is still MS has to provide bug fix on accuracy of battery indicator.
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    Isn't killing the battery considered a bad thing? So even though it says "60%", once it drops to 0, it should shut off, right?

    Edit: If you can link me to the thread discussing this, I'd appreciate it.
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    It is not accurate not sure why this happens. If your phone crashes or you end up rebooting it, your battery percentage will significantly change.

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