Get Battery Status In Windows 7 Taskbar With BatteryBar Free
Posted November 28, 2009 – 3:48 pm in: Freeware
BatteryBar is a free utility for Windows 7 and Vista that displays battery status in the taskbar.
Once you install BatteryBar utility, right-click on the taskbar, select toolbars and then select BatteryBar to see battery info in your Windows 7 taskbar.
You can also view more information such as remaining battery charge in %, battery capacity, discharge rate, battery status (charging or discharging) and battery wear rate by placing the mouse cursor over the BatteryBar button.
Key features:
# Statistical time prediction
# Always-on battery icon showing current battery status
# Create a discharge/recharge profile of your battery
# Determine “time remaining” based on historical usage profile of you battery
# Display popup window with detailed battery information
To get additional features such as the ability to customize the look of BatteryBar you need to upgrade to the paid version of the software.
If you are running Windows 7 on a notebook, this is a great tool to enhance the Windows 7 taskbar.
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