Your laptop is a Dell G15 5530 Gaming Laptop, and since it’s a Dell, you can control the charging behavior without unplugging the charger using Dell software or BIOS settings.

🔌 How to Stop Charging Without Unplugging (on Dell G15 5530)

✅ Option 1: Use Dell Power Manager (if available)

If not preinstalled, skip to Option 2.

1. Open Dell Power Manager (search in Start menu).

2. Go to the Battery Information or Battery Settings tab.

3. Set the battery mode to:

   • "Primarily AC Use" – Keeps battery charged to ~50-60%, stops charging beyond that.

   • "Adaptive" or "Custom" – You can set a maximum charge limit.

⚠️ Not all G-series laptops support this option. If not available, use the BIOS method below.

✅ Option 2: Configure Charging in BIOS

1. Restart your laptop and press F2 during boot to enter BIOS (or UEFI Settings).

2. Go to the Advanced > Power Management or Battery Settings section.

3. Look for:

   • "Custom Battery Charge"

   • Set Start Charging at: e.g., 50%

   • Set Stop Charging at: e.g., 80%

4. Save and exit BIOS.

This ensures that your laptop won’t keep charging beyond the set limit, even if it stays plugged in.

❌ Is There a Keyboard Shortcut to Stop Charging?

No. Dell laptops don’t have any built-in Fn key or shortcut to toggle charging on/off.

💡 Optional Tip: Battery Conservation

If you mostly use your laptop plugged in, it’s best to keep the battery charged between 50–80% to extend its lifespan. Dell’s BIOS setting helps with this automatically.

Summary for Your Dell G15 5530