Download BatteryInfoView v1.27
Latest stable version for Windows 10 & 11. 100% Free, Safe, and Portable.
How to Install BatteryInfoView
BatteryInfoView is a portable application, meaning it doesn’t require a traditional installation process or registry changes.
- 1 Download the ZIP file (32-bit or 64-bit) from the links above.
- 2 Extract all files (BatteryInfoView.exe, BatteryInfoView.chm) into a folder of your choice.
- 3 Double-click BatteryInfoView.exe to start monitoring your battery instantly.
Global Support
BatteryInfoView supports over 20 languages. To use a translation, download the ZIP, extract it, and put the .ini file in the same folder as the utility.
Missing your language? Download all 20+ language packs here.
System Requirements
Recent Updates & Changelog
Version 1.27
Improved support for the latest Windows 11 24H2 builds and added new battery chemistry identification protocols.
Version 1.26
Fixed a bug where some battery serial numbers were not displayed correctly on certain gaming laptop models.
Version 1.25
Added ‘Power State’ column to the log and improved the CSV/HTML export engine.
Download Support & Security
Everything you need to know about the safety and integrity of the files.
Why does my browser block the download?
Some browsers may flag ZIP files containing executable (.exe) tools as “uncommon.” BatteryInfoView is a well-known, safe utility. You can safely choose “Keep” or “Allow” to proceed with the download.
Is there a password for the ZIP file?
No. All official packages of BatteryInfoView provided here are not password-protected. If you are prompted for a password, you may have downloaded a modified version from an untrusted source.
“Windows Protected Your PC” SmartScreen?
Since this is a portable tool without a digital signature from a major corporation, Windows SmartScreen might pop up. Click “More Info” and then “Run Anyway” to launch the tool.
Verify File Integrity
To ensure you have the authentic, untampered version, you can verify the file using a hash calculator. We provide the MD5 signature for the current v1.27 release to guarantee your digital safety.
Which Version Should I Download?
Choosing the right binary ensures maximum accuracy and system stability.
Windows 64-bit (x64)
If you are using a modern laptop (bought after 2015), you almost certainly need the 64-bit version. It is optimized for the x64 instruction set and provides better performance when generating long-term battery logs and handling large datasets.
Windows 32-bit (x86)
Required for older netbooks (like Intel Atom series) or legacy systems running 32-bit versions of Windows 7 or XP. Note: The 32-bit version will run on 64-bit Windows, but the 64-bit version is preferred for native performance.
ARM64 & WinPE Support
BatteryInfoView is highly compatible with Windows PE (Preinstallation Environment), making it a favorite for IT technicians using bootable recovery drives. On ARM-based Windows laptops (like Surface Pro X), use the x86 version via emulation.
Advanced: Command-Line Options
BatteryInfoView supports various command-line parameters, allowing you to export battery data to a file without displaying any user interface. Ideal for IT administrators and automated scripts.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
/stext <Filename> |
Save the battery information into a regular text file. |
/scomma <Filename> |
Save the battery information into a CSV file (Excel compatible). |
/shtml <Filename> |
Save the battery information into a clean HTML report. |
/sxml <Filename> |
Save the battery information into an XML file for data processing. |
/SaveDirect |
Used with save commands to write data directly to disk (reduces memory usage). |
:: Export battery health to CSV automatically
BatteryInfoView.exe /scomma "C:\Reports\Battery_Status.csv"
Note: All command-line exports respect the same high-precision data found in the graphical interface.
Troubleshooting Common Download & Run Issues
Found a problem? Here are the most common solutions for BatteryInfoView.
❓ “Battery Not Detected”
If the tool shows an empty list, your laptop’s battery driver might be hung. Try to Disable and Re-enable the “Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery” in the Windows Device Manager. Also, ensure your laptop is not in a proprietary “Ultra Power Saving” mode that blocks SMBus communication.
❓ Zero or Incorrect Values
Some laptop manufacturers do not expose specific data points (like Serial Number or Cycle Count) to the ACPI interface. In these cases, BatteryInfoView will show “N/A” or 0. This is a hardware firmware limitation, not a software bug.
Important Hardware Limitations
- Desktop PCs: This tool is designed for laptop batteries. It will not show data for standard desktop computers unless they are connected to a “Smart UPS” recognized by Windows as a battery device.
- Multiple Batteries: If your laptop has two batteries (e.g., some ThinkPads), use the F8 (Battery Log) view to see combined data, or toggle through the main view to see individual health reports.
- Update Frequency: Data is refreshed based on your hardware’s reporting interval (usually every 10-30 seconds). You can change this in Options -> Advanced Options.
File Integrity Verification
To ensure your safety, please verify that the downloaded ZIP file matches the official NirSoft signatures below.
| Version | Verification Type | Hash Value (Digital Fingerprint) |
|---|---|---|
| v1.27 (x64) | SHA-256 | a01a2dfae2b136ade4efe88b36993256b6121db0f797a827c2b8eea16105246f |
| v1.27 (x86) | SHA-256 | be98ee432621656ce6041c962964c3e27e998cabd25b535f1102523110538af7 |
VirusTotal Clean Report
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