This is tied to an Ubuntu bug as well ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-power/+bug/1315434 ), where mouse power is prioritized over laptop battery power. There is a workaround for the prioritization issue, but the fact that it does not update on battery discharge anyhow, is a huge issue.
I have encountered this on a ASUS laptop as well as an HP laptop, and it occurs in the last 2 Freya updates.
Many people have attempted to document workarounds (Google), like manual resets tied to CRON jobs, but nothing is a permanent fix.
Prioritizing mouse battery (which takes 8-18 months to discharge) over laptop power (which discharges in 2-8 hours) is a huge, HUGE (yes, all caps) issue IMHO. It effectively renders laptop installs of elementary as "crippled." And when all of my laptop batteries repeatedly runs out of power, despite saying 80%, it makes elementary OS for portability with laptops untenable.
This is tied to an Ubuntu bug as well ( https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ indicator- power/+ bug/1315434 ), where mouse power is prioritized over laptop battery power. There is a workaround for the prioritization issue, but the fact that it does not update on battery discharge anyhow, is a huge issue.
I have encountered this on a ASUS laptop as well as an HP laptop, and it occurs in the last 2 Freya updates.
Many people have attempted to document workarounds (Google), like manual resets tied to CRON jobs, but nothing is a permanent fix.
Prioritizing mouse battery (which takes 8-18 months to discharge) over laptop power (which discharges in 2-8 hours) is a huge, HUGE (yes, all caps) issue IMHO. It effectively renders laptop installs of elementary as "crippled." And when all of my laptop batteries repeatedly runs out of power, despite saying 80%, it makes elementary OS for portability with laptops untenable.