The problem is what I describe in the title of the topic, a battery that I don’t know where it is appears in the “Device Viewer” section and because of this it also appears in the battery icon on the system tray.
I would rephrase this to “a battery that I don’t know where it is”, since the PC cannot find things that don’t exist
Details about your existing hardware in use, might have helped us to make a better guess.
From the little info you have posted, my magic crystal ball says the battery is inside a drawing assistant hardware, either embedded or external.
Thank you for the help!
Yes, I’m very sorry, I’m still learning about the basics of linux and there are many things that I still don’t know how to express
I mean, it’s a laptop… but it shouldn’t report a second battery, I’ve opened this device many times, I know it only has one battery.
(Sorry, when I wrote the topic I assumed that it was a laptop with a battery and that it was not necessary to mention it but rereading everything… it is not as obvious as I thought)
Don’t worry, it’s not my first language either.
I have checked the manual when I have increased the ram and changed the wifi module, there is only one battery with a single cable that powers everything.
PS: It must be a KDE Plasma Bug because it doesn’t happen to me in Gnome.
It is not uncommon that some touchpads or other devices have an internal battery, which is seen by the system as a battery, not being able to have more info.
In your posted image, there is a clue, in the name of that battery. ELAN is a known driver for pointing devices, like a touchpad.
I have no other reason to talk about this . It’s your hardware. You should know, or your vendor would.
OMG! It’s true! Thank you very much for solving my doubt. I understand then that I can’t prevent it from appearing there, well, Does not matter at least now I understand what happened.