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I usually plug my A1 in overnight, but last night it was on my desk, and I left it unplugged with about 80% of power left. Eight hours later I return to find that the battery level was very low.
I had assumed that when a tablet or system is in Sleep mode activity it idles activity. Why is my battery then drained? Should I switch my tablet off when it is plugged into the AC?
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The above symptom may occur on the following systems:
IdeaPad Tablet A1
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What happens to your tablet when it is in Sleep mode depends on a number of parameters. The CPU is put into a low-frequency state, but things still happen.
There are apps that can help keep battery usage down. Some apps can turn off the radios (WiFi, Bluetooth) during sleeping hours, which would not only save power by not powering the radios, but keep apps that rely on an internet connection from sucking up your electrons. You could set sleeping hours from just after you usually go to bed to just before you usually get up ... that way, when you wake, all of your apps are up just a bit earlier for their updates. There are lots of other power management apps in the market if you look around.
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