Acer Aspire 7's battery draining and charging very fast after not being used for some days

Hello, I've had a problem with my laptop since I bought it, it's not a very big deal but it can get annoying; basically every time I stop using it for more than 3/4 days the battery starts draining and recharging at very fast rates, after some charging cycles (or after the battery checkup in the care center that takes a lot of time) it starts working fine but it still takes some time for it to work properly again.
Is it a common issue with all laptops and batteris? Is there anything I can do (other than doing a full charging cycle every day I'm not using it since it'd be pretty time consuming in the long run)?
Thanks!

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JackE

Search 'power' in Windows start menu. Click 'power & sleep settings' near top of menu. Click 'additional power settings' in right pane. Click 'choose what power buttons do' in left pane. Click 'settings that are currently unavailable' near top of screen. Scroll down and UNcheck the box for fast startup. Save settings.

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JackE

Search 'power' in Windows start menu. Click 'power & sleep settings' near top of menu. Click 'additional power settings' in right pane. Click 'choose what power buttons do' in left pane. Click 'settings that are currently unavailable' near top of screen. Scroll down and UNcheck the box for fast startup. Save settings.

Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/707117/acer-aspire-7s-battery-draining-and-charging-very-fast-after-not-being-used-for-some-days

I recommend uninstalling Acer Care Center and in Acer Quick Access disable the USB port on while laptop is off. You are not fully shutdown but possibly in hibernate or "hybrid" mode, disable hibernate (Fast Startup will then also disabled) as JackE writes above (recommended by Microsoft). Check this forum how to tweak Power Plan advanced settings as there are many posts on this topic

saveloywild

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/707117/acer-aspire-7s-battery-draining-and-charging-very-fast-after-not-being-used-for-some-days

It sounds like your laptop might have an issue with the battery calibration or a potential fault in the battery itself. While it's not uncommon for batteries to lose charge over time, rapid draining and recharging can indicate a deeper problem. Try recalibrating the battery by fully charging it, then letting it drain completely, and then fully charging it again. If this doesn't help, it might be worth checking for any software updates for your laptop's power management system. If the problem persists, consider contacting the manufacturer for a replacement battery or further support, as this issue isn't typical for all laptops and batteries.
You can read more here: https://blog.acer.com/en/discussion/950/how-to-fix-a-laptop-that-wont-charge-slice masters