How to turn on Optimized Battery Health Mode

I recently bought a G505 laptop and a popup window tells me I should use the "Optimized Battery Health Mode".
However, nowhere on the popup does it tell me how to do this.
I have searched online and also with the Lenovo Solution Center and find there are all kinds of battery modes
that are spoken of and various ways to access them. However, I cannot find "Optimized Battery Health Mode" anywhere!
I see "Balanced Mode" and "Power Saver Mode" but no "Optimized Battery Health Mode" anywhere.
If I go to the Lenovo Solution center, I cannot find battery settings anywhere under the system tab.
Can anyone tel me how to get my G505 laptop into "Optimized Battery Health Mode"?
Many thanks!

I finally figured it out. If anyone else needs to do this here how I did it.
1) Right click on the battery icon on toolbar, then choose power options
2) From here click on "Change Plan Settings"
3) From here click "Change Advanced Power Settings"
4) This opens up a small window, choose the "Lenovo Energy Management" tab on top
5) Click the "Enable Lenovo Energy Management" button
6) This opens up yet another window with the option for "optimized Battery Health"
Wow, they sure don't make it easy do they?

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