Instructions for displaying battery percentage on Taskbar bar Windows 10

By default, Windows 10 displays the battery icon on the Taskbar system tray so users can see how much the battery is charging on their Windows 10 computer. However, if you just look at it, users will be very difficult to imagine the actual battery capacity to be charged anymore.

By default, Windows 10 displays the battery icon on the Taskbar system tray so users can see how much the battery is charging on their Windows 10 computer. However, if you just look at it, users will be very difficult to imagine the actual battery capacity to be charged anymore.

The operating system of smart phones as well as computer operating systems such as Android, iOS and macOS provides options to display the device's battery percentage.

And of course, just hover your mouse over the battery icon in the Taskbar, you'll see the percentage of battery life left on your Windowsn 10 computer.

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The downside is that Windows 10 does not provide this option to display the battery percentage in the Taskbar. However, if you want to display the battery percentage in the Windows 10 Taskbar, you can still do this.

1. BatteryBar application free version for Windows 10

To display the battery percentage in the Windows 10 Taskbar, you'll have to rely on the support of the 3rd application. The 3rd application that the Network Administrator wants to mention here is BatteryBar.

  1. Download BatteryBar to Windows computer and install.

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The original version of BatteryBar is a free utility for Windows operating systems to provide users with some useful information about the battery. The free version of the program will correctly display the battery percentage on the Taskbar without taking up much space.

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2. Activate and use BatteryBar

After installation is complete, the BatteryBar icon will appear in the right corner of the Taskbar. However, if the BatteryBar icon is not displayed on the Taskbar, what you need to do is right-click any space in the Taskbar, then click Toolbars and then click BatteryBar to display BatteryBar on Windows 10's Taskbar. friend.

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BatteryBar icon looks like the image below:

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By default setting, BatteryBar will display the remaining time instead of displaying the battery percentage. Simply click on BatteryBar in the Taskbar to switch between Time remaining and the percentage (percentage).

Hover your mouse over the battery percentage to see information about the percentage of battery capacity, charging speed, battery status, past time, total time, battery level.

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Neither the basic version nor the free version of BatteryBar will display a notification when the battery level is low or when the battery is fully charged.

There is also no way to change or customize the BatteryBar default interface in the Taskbar. The final point of note is BatteryBar also works on both Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.

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Good luck!

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