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 # PowerTray
 Welcome! PowerTray is a simple battery monitor that sits in your system tray!
 The tooltip also displays useful information.
-You can also right click on the icon>Click "Battery Info" to see even more information!
+You can also right click on the icon > Click "Battery Info" to see even more information!
 
 ## Features
-- Displays customizable information in the system tray
-- Displays battery capacity, charge, and status
+- Displays battery capacity, charge, lifetime, and status
 - Allows you to see more advanced information, like voltage, design capacity, and battery health
 - Calculates discharge and charge rate manually for a more accurate reading than the system
 - Uses minimal resources and stays out of your way
+- Graphs discharge rates and CPU & GPU power usage
 - Tray, tooltip, and battery information updates frequently
 - Customizable tray display
+- And so much more!
 
 ## Installation
 
-1. Make sure you have .NET 8.0 installed! (or use the self contained version of powertray)
+1. Make sure you have .NET 8.0 installed! (or use the self contained version of PowerTray)
 2. Download the latest release
-3. To get to your startup folder, press Windows+R, type "shell:startup", then press enter
-4. Put PowerTray.exe in that folder
-5. It will now run every time your computer starts up!
 
-(Admin access is required to graph CPU and GPU power usage, so you can make a shortcut in the startup folder that runs Powertray as admin)
+### If you don't want PowerTray to run as admin
+    3. To get to your startup folder, press Windows+R, type "shell:startup", then press enter
+    4. Put PowerTray.exe in that folder
+    5. It will now run every time your computer starts up!
+
+### If you do want PowerTray to run as admin (allows graphing of CPU and GPU power usage)
+    3. Put PowerTray into any desired folder (don't move it again otherwise the shortcut will break!)
+    4. Open the startup folder by pressing Windows+R, typing "shell:startup", then pressing enter
+    5. Create a shortcut of PowerTray in that folder
+    6. Right click the shortcut and click properties
+    7. Go to the Compatibility section and check "Run this program as administrator"
+    8. Click OK
+    9. It will now run as admin every time your computer starts up!
+
 
 
 ## Creation
 This is an open-source project created with Visual Studio.
 It was made using the .NET framework and WPF.
 
-Support for Windows 10 & 11
+Supports Windows 10 & 11
 
 I used some components from LibreHardware Monitor to detect more battery information.