red text about PS4 controller battery % popping up every few minutes, when no battery is present.

[RaptorZX4]

Batocera build version

40 Stable

Your architecture

X86_64

Your Graphic Processor Unit(s) (GPU)

Geforce GTX 1070

Issue description

The red battery notification in the new Batocera 40 (x86_64)? is very annoying, it shows 5% battery even though it's directly plugged in the USB. I supposedly disabled all battery notifications, but it still appears.
It pops up once every few minutes, on the upper left corner, even while playing games.

I normally use a PS4 controller using a USB cable, and i removed the battery inside, so maybe this is why Batocera is freaking out with that new notification in version 40.

It wasn't a problem in v39, it's a new thing that i can't seem to disable in v40.

Note: i have removed the battery from the PS4 controller because the wireless on it doesn't work anymore, and i did not wanted to risk the battery leaking inside someday, and i wanted to remove weight as well at the same time.

Detailed reproduction steps

Use a PS4 controller with the battery removed inside, use a USB cable to plug it directly on the computer. The message should appear every few minutes randomly, even during games.

Details of any attempts to fix this yourself

I tried to disable any kind of notification in Batocera about the controller battery or any kind of notification or on-screen help, but it doesn't help at all.

Details of any modifications you have made to Batocera.

i have not modified anything in Batocera.

Logs and data

No response

[nadenislamarre]

it is a feature in the last 10%
and every 10% under 30%
but it should concern only the pc battery, not the pad battery.

[RaptorZX4]

it is a feature in the last 10% and every 10% under 30% but it should concern only the pc battery, not the pad battery.

and even though i disabled any kind of battery alarm features in v40, it's not disabled when i use this controller thru USB, it still shows on the screen, anywhere, in regular Batocera menu, in the file manager, in games...

Also, since PS3 controller support seem to be new on Batocera, i tried a PS3 controller in USB, and it seem to be ok. It does still have the battery inside, so that might be why it's not displaying a battery level. But i really want to use the PS4 controller instead.
I'm not using a laptop either, it's a desktop computer, Mini ITX, with a i7 3770, 16gb DDR3-1600, and a Geforce GTX 1070.