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  Early in the morning of 10/07/2016 shows 11% battery not charge.
  
  I plugged last night during the 9 p.m. Mountain time.
  
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  I have two cables of load. Both worked fine yesterday.  Both are connected to a different location on a different circuit. Overvoltage protected by Belkin.
  
  Thank you, and here are my coordinates of the system.
  
  Name of the operating system Microsoft Windows 10 home
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  Hi @gdcgray,

  Welcome to the HP forums! It's a great way to engage, ask questions and find resolutions by working with specialists from the community of HP. I understand that you have a battery problem with an error "plugged in, not load ' and the battery does not fresh at all. It'll be a pleasure to help you with this.

  A remarkable work has been done by you by performing a basic troubleshooting before you post your question in the forums of HP. It's always a great pleasure to work with tech-savvy and technically customers sounds like you. Kudos to you for this. I am amazed at your technical skills and levels of technical knowledge.

  It certainly looks like the battery needs to be replaced. However, let's first establish that it is the battery and not the connector of battery on the motherboard that is defective controller.

  Please follow these steps.

  Please try a hard reset first. Steps to follow:

  • Turn off the computer and unplug the charger. Then remove the battery only if it is removable.
  • Press and hold the power button on the unit for 15 seconds to carry out the static electrical charges inside the machine.
  • Replace the battery and reconnect the charger
  • Please try to calibrate the battery.
  • Please update the bios from this link http://hp.com/drivers
  • Run the battery from this link: http://support.hp.com/in-en/document/c03467259

  Please run all the tests of components and if the battery is not please take note of the failure code.

  I hope this helps. Please let me know how it goes. I really hope that the problem is solved without hassle and the computer works great. Thank you for being a part of the community of HP. Please let me know if this can help, and if this is the case, please mark this message as a "'Solution Accepted". " Kudos would be also greatly appreciated for my efforts help. You can simply click on the ""Thumbs Up "button. "

  Thank you and have a blessed week ahead!

• 0% connected battery, does not support

  I have a Hp G6-2197sa,

  The battery is at 22% and suddenly, it goes down to 0% and hip said, does not support. Although I have not plugged in the charger cable.

  The laptop still works at 0% for 5 Minutes, but then turns off suddenly.

  When I load it's fresh at 0% then jumped sharply to 22%, but sometimes it does not jump, it goes to 1%

  You should probably just calibrate the battery, see test and calibrate the battery (Windows 7).  Batteries degrade over time, and eventually the battery meter in Windows will not be synchronized with where the battery is upwards to (for example it will show he is more power left in the battery, it really is).  Calibrate the battery should put the battery meter back in sync with the battery at this time.

  R

• New Windows 7, when it is plugged in, battery does not charge.

  I just downloaded Windows 7 Professional for my laptop, Acer Aspire 5535, and when I plug it in, it is said that it is plugged in, does not support.  It is stuck at 96% and go any higher.

  I rebooted, it disconnected, let him go down to 1% and hip again, and it will not load.

  Thank you!

  The following has worked for me.  I installed a new spare battery less than a week ago.  today I received the message "plugged in, not charging" which is generated by the Microsoft software, called 'Battery method control compatible ACPI Microsoft.'  I disabled this software and the battery started to load.  I have powered down, removed and re-installed just battery to make sure it was properly installed, rebooted and activated the software 'Compatible Microsoft ACPI Control method battery'.  everything seems to be back to normal.

• E8C34UA #ABA - Split X 2: Split HP X 2 - 2 plugged but battery does not charge

  Hello, I have a HP divided X 2 model number E8C34UA #ABA. I keep having a problem that says battery plugged 2 but not supported or 2 Bttery undetected. I see that other users of Split X 2 have the same Botr question, this issue has not been resolved. Any help would be appreciated.

  I was contacted by a case manager HP on the problems I've had. Even if my product is out of warranty, HP gave me a discount on the repair. They have replaced the battery inside the docking station and fixed another issue. I must say that I am very happy with HP and their representatives and will remain a loyal customer.

• Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop computer. Connected battery does not support. Can I use the adapter of a computer Dell Inspiron 630 M laptop?

  In the last 2 days I had a problem as indicated in the title of this post. The fault corrected itself 3 times, but still, it's back to "plugged in, not load.» I use the laptop (Windows Vista Home Premium; 32-bit) on the card without problem, I assume that the card itself is not defective.

  I also have a Dell Inspiron 630 M laptop running Windows 7.  Can I use this card with the laptop of Vista, without causing damage to the Vista?  If it is safe to do so, and begins to charge the battery on Vista, this would indicate that the Vista adapter/charger has a kind of fault.

  Hoping someone can give me some advice. Thank you.

  Could be - or it could be the power supply.  See if the other card gives a link more solid.  If so, this is the plug of the adapter.  If it isn't, the decision-making within the system.

• HP Pavilion Notebook (laptop) plugged, G6 does not support.

  Hello

  I bought a laptop HP Pavilion G6 just a couple of months, and I had this problem since the beginning. I looked at some other forums and it seems that many people have had the same problem with the laptop is plugged in, but does not support.

  This problem is really frustrating, as the laptop is connected to the power source and in the laptop, but half the time it is not yet registered as being connected. The battery is discharged. Once or twice the battery completely exhausted (while it's plugged in) and then was charged 100% next time, it was shot on(???!!!).

  Could you tell me if there is some sort of programming or software failure, or if it could be a hardware failure. I have run the checker battery several times and each time he found no problems with it. As the laptop sometimes acknowledges that it is indeed connected (but does not load) personally, I think that it is not a problem with the AC adapter.

  PLEASE HELP ME!

  Thank you.

  (Sorry for the long message)

  Hello

  You can help us help you by displaying the following information.

  1. the complete model number and the laptop Nr - see web document this HPif you're not sure you how to locate the product number or model number.

  2. the full version and the name of the operating system you use (IE Windows 7 64-bit).

  Go to Device Manager. (type device in the search programs and files and click on Device Manager, as shown in the following image)

  

  Expand the device of Batteries.

  Right-click on the compatible Microsoft ACPI control method battery and select uninstall.

  Do the same with the device adapter Microsoft.

  

  After uninstalling the devices, then you can right-click on one of the devices in the Device Manager and select and click on check for material changes.  When you have done this, the operating system will reinstall drivers for the devices.

• Battery - plugged in, does not support

  Hey,.
  
  I bought my laptop 13, 14 months ago...

  At the beginning, it appears 'Low battery' on the 15%, then new attention to 10%, then it turns off automatically.

  But since the past 10 years, 15 days my laptop charging time decreases every day...

  I noticed, 10,12 days ago, it was usually stops at 25% without showing any message "battery low"...

  After a few days, it starts to stop 40% without warning, and then again after a few days it starts to stop at 60%...

  (Originally my laptop take until 01:30 hours for 100% charging, but after getting in this situation, my load time is also reduced, as when it was stop at 40%, when I plug in, it will load entirely whitin half an hour and at 60%, charge time is more diminished and get completely loaded only in 15, 20 minutes..)

  But nowadays, laptop turns on only when I plug (and showing, hip, does not support) and down I took out. I checked by removing the battery and connect the charger, laptop works very well and can easily log on windows without battery...
  
  Someone please, detect and specify the problem and kindly let me know the Solution.
  
  Thank you HP...!

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  Well you could go on eBay and ask for part number hp or order it from hp.

  It's easy just take your battery and search search for model number on eBay but if ur stuck ask hp.

• Re: Satellite A500 (PSAR9E) battery - plugged in, does not support

  Yesterday, I noticed that my battery is at 74% - plugged in but not charging. Laptop not working ok, no problem.
  Before this problem occurred, I started it upward, he worked for 10 minutes on the battery without connected charger.

  Then it just stops what it self. I thought that maybe the battery was low so I plugged it on. After a while, I noticed that it does not load, I have it plugged into power-it shuts down as there is no current battery. Tried to remove the battery, plugged into the cable from the Jack, put back them, the battery cable, it starts and still nothing... Today it of about 72% and still does not support... Laptop is 2 years old. Battery has been working great until now.

  Please help if you know the solution, thank you!

  What to say?

  Start the laptop without battery and when the windows are fully charged put the battery in place.
  I imagine that the battery will be recognized correctly. Is the same situation when this happens?

  It will be interesting to know how it works with a new battery. At the moment, we can say more about it. The problem is battery or maybe electronic power?

  It is not easy to say what the problem is here.

• portable computer does not support. Yet battery monitor says "plugged in, not support.» What are some options?

  my laptop is connected, and yet power monitor says "plugged in, does not support." What are some solutions?

  Hi Joseph,.

  Something similar just happened to me. The first time they fixed it, they have replaced the adapter and the problem is solved. 5 months later it started to happen again and this time they replaced the battery, the motherboard and the milling table (thanks to heaven, it is still under warranty). Fortunately, thanks to the new adapters, battery started to load and the experience does not seem to damage it in any way (but you should keep your eyes on it anyway just in case).

  How they were able to say on my laptop - a Dell E1705 (other than just experience and common sense) was to go into the BIOS (starts, it should be a brief Flash on the screen telling you how to enter the BIOS setup or menu of the BIOS (usually F2) and check the battery information. He showed that the power adapter 'unidentified' instead "90W" list which should be when it is working properly and that the battery was not complete and not charging well plugged. They changed the motherboard and the roll the second time because it could also cause the adapter is not being recognized by the battery (or battery not not recognize the adapter).

  The beep is caused by power and its configured settings to warn you of a low and critical battery condition. In a normal situation, the computer will work right next to the power adapter and does not the battery (it is a way to help maintain the battery life is to run periodically and refill if we leave normally plugged in most of the time). If you remove the batttery entirely, the laptop will power? If this isn't the case, it is certainly at least the adapter or the motherboard. Eventually the battery will get if low, that he's going to sleep or hibernation, or the system stops (you should shut down normally before him to cold shutdown like that). If If, then I expect the tone to go further because it will detect is no longer a low battery charge, because there is no battery - but then you'll want to be sure to use either a battery backup UPS, or at least a surge protector otherwise already in place because if you lose the laptop battery will crash hard and this is not good for her.

  I'm using 32 bit Vista Business SP2 and in Control Panel / sounds / Sounds there is an option for low battery alert. The default to have this. In this case, you can turn off to avoid the beep. In addition, you can go into Control Panel / Power Options, click the plan settings and click on battery. It will provide you with levels of low battery and critical battery and you provide measures to be taken in such a case. If you are unable to operate the system without battery and it is so weak that the alerts began, you probably fell to 11-5% remaining. You can adjust actions to nothing for bass and stop to criticism that 5% is about as close as you want to get to the point where you can hang. Then, you just need to wait until it is repaired and the appropriate parts are replaced.

  Even if you have still some life in it, it is best to contact the manufacturer (they the some have the right parts) or a computer of reputable workshop to get a good diagnosis (perhaps by phone at first), a determination of what must be fixed, the applicable fees, schedule, if it is still under any kind of warranty , and what needs to be done in which order of repair. They can find the adapter is OK and it is just the battery (or vice-versa or two or more). But that's essentially where you need start.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• In Vista when I hover over the battery icon, it shows plugged in, does not support

  When I hover over the battery icon, it shows plugged in, does not support.  Why my battery not charging?

  Hi Retha_T,

  1. What is the brand and model of your laptop?

  2. when the problem started?

  3. did you of recent changes to the computer?

  You can read the following article and check if it helps to solve the problem:

  Solve battery problems

  Hope this information is useful.

• My battery stopped charging. For four days, the power button says "59% available (plugged in, does not support)."

  * Original title: charging the battery

  My battery stopped charging. For four days, the power button says "59% available (plugged in, does not support)."

  How can I get the computer to start the battery again?

  The battery is probably faulty. You can say as follows:

  1. Shut down Windows.
  2. Remove the battery.
  3. Wait an hour.
  4. The power supply is cold? If Yes, then the laptop consumes no power (which is normal).
  5. Insert the battery.
  6. Wait an hour.
  7. The power supply is hot? If so, the battery is recharged.
  8. Start normally and check the charge level. If she's still around 59% while the battery no longer accepts the full load. You need to replace it.

• Plugged says battery icon, does not support

  Plugged says battery icon, does not support? How can I load?

  Hello

  I understand that you are facing problems loading with your battery.

  I suggest refer you to the suggestion posted by $CaR face February 9, 2010 in the following article.

  Brand new Windows 7 system: battery plugged in, not supported
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/brand-new-Windows-7-system-battery-plugged-in-not/d338d4c6-865a-49a3-8333-8c30e989a4f8

  
  Additional information:

  Taking care of your laptop battery
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/taking-care-of-your-laptop-battery

  Hope this information was useful. Please answer with the results and if you have any other questions or queries on Windows, we're here to help.

• Plugged in, does not support? 4% battery

  My mother has recently bought a new laptop Toshiba, running Windows 7 64 bit, and I just noticed today that is not supported. I turned on her laptop today and the battery said 3% so I stop it, plugged and turned, and then turn it back on. The battery read 4% (plugged in, does not support). I did not notice the do not load at first, until he was 4% for a very long time. Then I looked at power management and advanced settings and there is nothing about this problem. I turned off the laptop and the battery light has not yet come, and when I turn the charger on / off power to the outlet, the light load on the laptop turns on only for a second and then turns back off the coast. I took out the battery, put it back in and then plugged in and now he is in charge. But when I turn it on it stops to load again, what is happening here? I know that my laptop doesn't charge no problem, what I can do to solve this problem?

  Since this is a brand new machine, contact the place she bought, or Toshiba directly. No sense screwing around with it while it's still under warranty.
  It sounds more like a problem with the hardware than software, and if you do too much in how to disassemble things, they are likely to say you cancelled your warranty.

  SC Tom

• receive battery WARNING on start up. the battery meter indicates "94% plugged in, does not support".

  When I turn on my laptop a battery warning message.  I checked the battery meter that says the following "94% plugged in, does not support".   The laptop is fine, so why should I get this message and what I would do to this topic?

  Any advice would be appreciated.

  Cheryl

  It is always recommended to run regularly only on battery power. It will actually make the battery last longer to let it discharge once a month. Realistically, if your laptop is on a desktop and plugged all the time, it is better to just remove the battery and only use it when you need portability.