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Do not disable it as when the battery does die, the user loses work. Set the warning for 5 minutes and that should work.
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Do not disable it as when the battery does die, the user loses work. Set the warning for 5 minutes and that should work.

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How can I make it so that if a Lenovo T470 laptop is running on its battery and the battery level reaches a critically low state the laptop won't beep and make loud alerts warning the user that the battery is about to die?
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How can I make it so that if a Lenovo T470 laptop is running on its battery and the battery level reaches a critically low state the laptop won't beep and make loud alerts warning the user that the battery is about to die?

Disable Lenovo T470 critical battery alert

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