Battery meter issue. Not sure it can be fixed. The issue is the dual OS switching I think. If you were to stay in Windows all the time does it do it?
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Hi Chris, you could be right. I used the OS switch several times and got a hunch before there is something bad with it, as if Android is not absolutely killed when switching to W10, vice versa. Now I will keep W10 on only for a while, leave the OS switch and really shut down and restart. This morning I tried it once: shut down, reboot, no effect. But perhaps too soon to expect good results. Thanks for thinking with me.
Just today the Chuwi returned to usual! After a reboot from Android to W10 … got again 9861 mWh, with 0% battery wear, really. Still, a bit below the 10,000+ I had for a short while some months back.
So it surely is not WYSIWYG. Don’t ever believe the battery is broken when the tablet suggests it is 😉 perhaps after three years of daily use … And don’t use the switch to hop from one OS to the other, always put it off first and then reboot.