Why is My Laptop Battery Failing After One Year of Use?

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Laptop batteries can fail after a year due to several factors, including limited charge cycles and potential overheating. Users often experience sudden power loss despite the battery indicating a full charge, which can be linked to battery degradation or faulty connections. The issue may also arise from the laptop's power management settings or software conflicts. Regular maintenance and monitoring of battery health can help extend its lifespan. Understanding these factors is crucial for preventing premature battery failure.
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I don't know what happened.I changed a ravpower laptop battery for my DELL laptop for almost one year and now if the battery shows full electronic capacity,but it will power off after 5-30 minutes without any warning and cann't start any more.Then I pluged on the adapter,the laptop shows the battery electronic capacity is 0.What happened to it?
 
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