Acer notebook (Windows) systems used to have a BIOS-based discharge/charge routine that was accessible from one of the buttons above the keyboard. I've used it for a couple of years on my old AcerNote 350C before I sold it to a friend a couple of years ago. Still had the original battery in it (Duracell, IIRC).
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