Microsoft Composite Battery missing in Windows 10 Enterprise It seems that this driver has disappeared from the Windows Device Manager. How do you reinstall this driver and is it part of the Windows software or the vendors?
- Shutdown Windows and remove the battery. Now reconnect the AC adapter and boot up. Follow the instructions above for removing any Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery entries listed in Device Manager. Shutdown Windows again and disconnect the AC power. Insert the battery, reconnect AC cord in that order and boot up the.
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This test is available when 'Systems' option of the HLK Selection UI is selected.
Unlike most HLK tests, this test will have to be run four times (back to back) for proper test coverage. Each time when the test is run it will indicate what iteration its on, for example when the test is run for the first time it will print 'Iteration 1 of 4' in the log file. On the final iteration the test will print a message such as 'Iteration 4 of 4'.
In each iteration system is either expected to be charged or discharged, the log window will indicate if the system is on charge cycle or discharge cycle. If the test is on a charge cycle it will display a message 'Waiting for system to go on AC', and when the test is on discharge cycle it will display 'Waiting for system to go on DC', please plug in the charger and unplug the charger respectively. Note that log window may not be visible on all systems.
Also at the end of each test iteration the test indicates if that iteration was successful with message 'Test iteration passed' message. If the test iteration fails 'Test iteration failed' message will be printed in the log, next time when the test is run it will re-run the last iteration.
These are the four iterations of the test:
(1) System is put on DC and discharged.
(2) System is put on AC and recharged.
(3) System is put on DC and discharged.
(4) System is put on AC and recharged.
Note
- Shutdown Windows and remove the battery. Now reconnect the AC adapter and boot up. Follow the instructions above for removing any Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery entries listed in Device Manager. Shutdown Windows again and disconnect the AC power. Insert the battery, reconnect AC cord in that order and boot up the.
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This test is available when 'Systems' option of the HLK Selection UI is selected.
Unlike most HLK tests, this test will have to be run four times (back to back) for proper test coverage. Each time when the test is run it will indicate what iteration its on, for example when the test is run for the first time it will print 'Iteration 1 of 4' in the log file. On the final iteration the test will print a message such as 'Iteration 4 of 4'.
In each iteration system is either expected to be charged or discharged, the log window will indicate if the system is on charge cycle or discharge cycle. If the test is on a charge cycle it will display a message 'Waiting for system to go on AC', and when the test is on discharge cycle it will display 'Waiting for system to go on DC', please plug in the charger and unplug the charger respectively. Note that log window may not be visible on all systems.
Also at the end of each test iteration the test indicates if that iteration was successful with message 'Test iteration passed' message. If the test iteration fails 'Test iteration failed' message will be printed in the log, next time when the test is run it will re-run the last iteration.
These are the four iterations of the test:
(1) System is put on DC and discharged.
(2) System is put on AC and recharged.
(3) System is put on DC and discharged.
(4) System is put on AC and recharged.
Note
If it is desired to re-start the test iteration, please run the 'Battery Validation - Drain Test Reset' test (only once), after that this test will commence from iteration one again.)
Test details
Microsoft Composite Battery Windows 10 Download
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| Expected run time (in minutes) | 1440 |
| Category | Development |
| Timeout (in minutes) | 1440 |
| Requires reboot | false |
| Requires special configuration | false |
| Type | manual |
Additional documentation
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Running the test
Before you run the test, complete the test setup as described in the test requirements: System Client Testing Prerequisites.
Troubleshooting
For generic troubleshooting of HLK test failures, see Troubleshooting Windows HLK Test Failures.
For troubleshooting information, see Troubleshooting System Client Testing.
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