Windows 11 Not Showing Remaining Battery Time? Here's the Fix!

If your laptop only shows battery percentage but not the remaining time, you're not alone. Many Windows 11 users are surprised by this missing feature — and this video will walk you through how to bring it back or work around it with simple steps.

We’ll explore both built-in system tweaks and lightweight third-party tools to help you keep track of how much juice you’ve got left.

🔹 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
✅ Why Windows 11 hides the remaining battery time by default
✅ How to enable battery time using a simple Registry tweak
✅ What to do if the tweak doesn’t work on your system
✅ How to use a tool like BatteryBar for real-time battery tracking
✅ Tips for making your battery icon more informative

📌 Timestamps
⏱ 00:00 – Introduction: What Happened to Battery Time?
⏱ 00:25 – Hover Over the Icon: Does It Show Time Left?
⏱ 01:16 – Registry Editor Method to Re-Enable Time
⏱ 02:08 – Restart and Check Tooltip Again
⏱ 02:22 – Plan B: Use BatteryBar App

🔧 Why Watch This Video?
Battery life is more than just a number. Knowing the estimated remaining time helps you plan tasks better, especially when traveling or working unplugged. This video gives you quick and safe methods to bring that missing feature back — no guesswork needed.

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