Do you want to see the details of how much apps use the battery on Windows 10?
Windows 10 allows users to create a specific report showing the battery usage details on a computer without having to install any 3rd party application.To do this, all you need is to use the built-in "powercfg" tool on the system.
To create a report, the powercfg application uses the System Resource Usage Monitor (SRUM). The data on SRUM can be saved as a CSV file, or in addition you can save it as an XML file.
Powercfg supports a number of special commands, the / srumutil command to generate battery calculation reports on Windows 10 computers.
Run the command powercfg / srumutil /? to show details of this feature.
1. First open Command Prompt under Admin by right-clicking on the Start button in the bottom left corner of the screen, selectCommand Prompt (Admin).
2. On the Command Prompt window, enter the following command to create a new report as a .csv file:
powercfg / srumutil / output% USERPROFILE% Desktopsrumutil.csv
To create the .xml file, enter the following statement into:
powercfg / srumutil / output% USERPROFILE% Desktopsrumutil.xml / XML
The above commands will display the results as shown below:
Now you can open CSV and XML files with the right application to read the report, such as Excel, .
Also you can view battery usage details on your Windows 10 computer using the Settings app and Battery Saver page.
1. Open the Settings application .
2. On the Settings window, find and click System => Battery.
3. In the right pane, click the link "Battery usage by app".
On the screen will display the applications and battery percent of applications used.
Refer to some of the following articles:
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