If my laptop is turned off, will it affect my computer if I charge it on a dirty bedside table?

It has an impact on the heat dissipation of the notebook, so it should not be placed on the bedside table from a safety point of view.

1. Laptops are all powered by lithium batteries, and a charging protection system for the battery is integrated on the motherboard, which will automatically cut off the charging power when the battery is fully charged.

2. When the battery is fully charged, the computer will automatically use the power instead of the battery. The service life of a lithium battery is calculated by a complete charge and discharge.

3. If you are afraid that the battery will be overcharged, so you often use the battery and then charge it, it will not take long to find that the battery is getting shorter and shorter, so there is no problem when using it while charging.

4. Charging the laptop correctly should be done:

A: Plug in the power supply directly; In addition, charge and discharge the laptop battery 1-3 times a month, that is, use the battery, let the battery drain, and then recharge it to maintain the fluidity inside the battery.

B: Keeping the laptop in a certain temperature range, especially if the temperature is too high, will cause fatal and irreversible damage to the battery. If the temperature is too high, clean the laptop with dust and fans, or add a cooling base to help dissipate heat.