Battery Percentage Icon
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See your battery percentage, health, status, and other details in the Windows system tray. Be notified when battery becomes critical, low, high, and full.
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I've been trying to download BPI, w/o success. GitHub doesn't have the installation package--says to go to the MS Store. Every link, search, etc., there shows "Product not found". Was it removed, discontinued, or is it just "unavailable in [my] market" (Canada)?
- aurorasolaris reviewed Battery Percentage Icon
This app is free, simple, only shows battery percentage, has concise and precise functionality which is what I need, and has good reviews.
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What is Battery Percentage Icon?
See your battery percentage, health, status, and other details in the Windows system tray. Be notified when battery becomes critical, low, high, and full.
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Simple and doing the job exactly as advertised.
This app is free, simple, only shows battery percentage, has concise and precise functionality which is what I need, and has good reviews.
I've been trying to download BPI, w/o success. GitHub doesn't have the installation package--says to go to the MS Store. Every link, search, etc., there shows "Product not found". Was it removed, discontinued, or is it just "unavailable in [my] market" (Canada)?