You can get there by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Settings. Windows allows you to customize certain power and battery settings on your laptop. There may be a low-battery level alert that's too sensitive causing your PC to shut down when the battery is low. In particular, make sure the values of both "When plugged in" menus aren't set too low. For example, under the Sleep header, if 10 minutes is selected from the "When plugged in" menu, the PC will turn off after 10 minutes of inactivity when plugged in. Raise that amount to prevent unexpected shutdowns. A list of your power plans will appear. Just as you did in the last area, make sure none of your settings are configured to shut down your PC unexpectedly. It's near the bottom of the power plan. Once quick way to fix any missteps in this section is to click Restore plan defaults at the bottom-right corner of the dialog, but this will erase any power customizations you've added. If you clicked Restore plan defaults in the previous step, just skip to the next step. Otherwise, verify that the following settings are correct: Under "Critical Battery Action," make sure Do nothing is selected for "Plugged in." Otherwise, your computer will shut down at a certain battery level if it it's plugged in to a power source. Under "Low battery action," also select Do nothing for "Plugged in." Now that you've updated your power settings, reboot your PC to see if the issue is resolved. If you're still having trouble, move to the next step. You can do this by right-clicking the Start button and selecting Device Manager from the menu. A list of all battery-related drivers will appear. You'll usually see one entry for your AC adapter and another for the battery itself. If you see two different entries under Batteries, do one after the other. Follow any on-screen instructions that appear to update drivers if necessary. Shut down the computer and start it up again, so the driver will take effect. If you still cannot charge your laptop, return to the Batteries section of Device Manager, right-click Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery, and then select Uninstall. When the process is finished, click the Action menu and select Scan for hardware changes. Restart your computer once the driver is reinstalled. This step requires an internet connection on your laptop.
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One-sentence summary -- Open your Windows Settings . Click Power and Sleep in the left panel. Check the values in the "Screen" and "Sleep" menus. Scroll down and click Additional power settings. Click Change plan settings on your current plan. Click Change advanced power settings. Check the values of the "Battery" section. Click OK to save your changes. Open the Device Manager. Click Batteries. Right-click the driver(s) and select Update driver. Restart the computer. Uninstall and reinstall the driver.

Q: to satisfy your hunger. If you are craving something with carbs in it and you are actually hungry, then you might be able to knock out the craving by eating something low-carb. Eat an Atkins-friendly snack or meal and see how you feel after. For example, you could have an omelet with cheese and low-carb veggies for breakfast, make a salad topped with grilled chicken breast and low-carb dressing for lunch, or have a stir-fry of broccoli and beef with cauliflower rice for dinner. As a snack, try eating a spoonful of unsweetened almond butter with a stick of celery, a hard-boiled egg, or a stick of mozzarella cheese. You might be able to trick your body into thinking it has gotten what it wants by eating or drinking something with a similar flavor or texture to the item you're craving. Identify what it is you want to eat or drink and then find something similar to that item that may help with your craving. For example, if you're craving ice cream, then you might have a serving of low-carb ice cream instead. If you're craving potato chips, you could buy or make some kale chips to snack on. If you're craving rice, have a bowl of cauliflower rice instead. You might be able to fit a small portion of a high-carb food into your diet. Check to see what your carb limit is for the day and identify the amount of carbs in the food you are craving. Even having 1/2 or 1/4 of a serving might be enough to stop your craving. For example, if you are craving bread, then you might be able to have 1/2 of a slice of whole wheat bread without a problem. If you're craving chocolate, having 1 square of dark chocolate might be enough to conquer your craving. If you know what you're having for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks at the beginning of each day, then you will be less likely to reach for something that's not Atkins-friendly. Try planning your meals and snacks 1 day in advance and prep them too if you can. For example, if you plan to eat an Atkins shake or granola bar for your mid-morning snack, put it into your purse or briefcase. If you plan to have a low-carb salad for lunch, make it the night before so you can just take it out of the fridge and eat it when you're hungry.
A: Eat a low-carb snack or meal Replace the item you're craving with something similar. Allow yourself a small portion of something with carbs in it. Plan out your meals and snacks ahead of time to eliminate temptation.

Article: . These can be eaten or put into a crafting menu to break down into more seeds
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Create (or find) wet farmland. Make sure there is a clear block over your block (air or glass). Plant your melon seed. Wait until a melon appears! Once you have a melon, you can break it into melon slices.

Article: Truth or dare is a good start as well as murder in the dark, charades, or hide and seek. These may be difficult to play with just one other person, so just try them out and if they seem dull or boring move onto something else. Grab your pillows and begin swinging! Do this in an open area where you won't hit anything and make sure you aren't too rough. Twister is always a great party game as well as card games like "Old Maid" and "Go Fish." If your parents have an old game of Taboo grab the buzzer and "Buzz" when someone starts falling asleep. If it's not too late, go outside and play games like basketball or tag. Invite some neighborhood friends to join in your fun. Come up with a list of items to find or places to go and take a camera along with you so you can take pictures to document that you found the item on the list. If you're not able to leave the house then make a list of items you can find in your home or outside. Once you've found an item take a silly picture with it and then you and your friend will be cracking up as you are going through your pictures. Do this together as a team or make it a competition for who can find the most items on the list.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Play classic sleepover games. Have a pillow fight. Find some board games or other games around the house. Play outside. Have a scavenger hunt.