Set this option to hibernate after an hour in sleep mode. (I've learned, for example, that it's useful to close TweetDeck before putting this system to sleep.) Armed with these details, you can modify your app usage or check for additional power-saving options for individual apps. This list is a really powerful way of identifying apps that are using more than their fair share of your battery. Use the drop-down menu at the top of the page to filter the list so that it shows activity over the past six hours, a full 24 hours, or the previous week. To find this listing, go to Settings > System > Battery and then click See Which Apps Are Affecting Your Battery Life. A separate report allows you to zero in on power usage on an app-by-app basis. The battery report isn't the only useful bit of system information that Windows 10 provides. Identify which apps are affecting your battery life Needless to say, that estimate turned out to be unreliable and, annoyingly, it made the average battery life calculation less than helpful. Occasionally, I've noticed that the battery report can record an anomalous bit of data that is startling to see, as in one session where Windows 10 told me, in all seriousness, that I could expect just over 980,741 hours of laptop use. These estimates are generally quite accurate, and they help to see at a glance just how much of your battery is being used in each session based on the work you're doing. Use this list to see the full range of observed battery life over time.
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