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September 13th 06, 12:53 AM
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Battery on Dell Inspiron 6000
Ever since I installed windows vista (the system was purchased with XP), this
thing has been sucking battery power like lemonade on a Texas summer day. I am using power saver mode and I've been trying to use conservative settings. What's going on? Is anybody else noticing decreased battery life, all other things being equal? 
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September 13th 06, 07:56 PM
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Battery on Dell Inspiron 6000
My battery life on my Dell Precision M70 has actually been better since
Vista. But I was running Windows 2003 Server on this machine before. "MFTSASser" wrote in message news  Ever since I installed windows vista (the system was purchased with XP), this thing has been sucking battery power like lemonade on a Texas summer day. I am using power saver mode and I've been trying to use conservative settings. What's going on? Is anybody else noticing decreased battery life, all other things being equal?
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