Windows 7 warning to replace the battery Is it true or false

Microsoft said today that it is investigating some of the problems with Windows 7 providing false alarms and prompting users to replace the battery. An official Microsoft spokesperson said in a public statement: "We are working with a hardware partner to investigate this issue (battery false positives) may be related to system firmware."

Warning message causing the problem is used The basic input/output system (BIOS) of a computer is used to determine if the notebook's battery needs to be replaced. However, for some reason, its function is disordered, and the battery is incorrectly prompted to replace the battery when the battery is good.

Battery alert is a new detection tool in Windows 7, so users upgrading to Windows 7 using Vista should not ignore such reminders given by the system. Microsoft recommends that users who receive a reminder to replace the battery alert should contact their manufacturer to verify that the battery needs to be replaced.

Microsoft said it is working with PC vendors to investigate the reasons behind this glitch. Once the root cause of the battery misreporting problem is identified, Microsoft will update the Technical Support Forum to provide technical guidance on the relevant information.