Hi everyone,
I'm using a laptop that has two internal batteries. I’ve set up a Rainmeter skin that is supposed to display both batteries separately – charge level, charging/discharging status, etc. The issue is: the skin does show two battery sections, but both always display exactly the same values. In reality, the batteries differ – I can clearly see that in the Windows battery report or Device Manager.
My guess is that the skin internally refers to the same battery for both meters, or maybe Windows only reports an aggregated value to Rainmeter. But I’m not sure whether this is a limitation of the skin, Rainmeter itself, or something on the OS level.
Has anyone dealt with this before or knows how to make Rainmeter actually distinguish between the two batteries and show their values independently? Do I need specific plugins or parameters to access each battery separately?
Thanks in advance!
I'm using a laptop that has two internal batteries. I’ve set up a Rainmeter skin that is supposed to display both batteries separately – charge level, charging/discharging status, etc. The issue is: the skin does show two battery sections, but both always display exactly the same values. In reality, the batteries differ – I can clearly see that in the Windows battery report or Device Manager.
My guess is that the skin internally refers to the same battery for both meters, or maybe Windows only reports an aggregated value to Rainmeter. But I’m not sure whether this is a limitation of the skin, Rainmeter itself, or something on the OS level.
Has anyone dealt with this before or knows how to make Rainmeter actually distinguish between the two batteries and show their values independently? Do I need specific plugins or parameters to access each battery separately?
Thanks in advance!
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