Battery life springs from 0% to 100% in 5 minutes

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• Satellite A200 short battery life - it pays very quickly

  Today, I have restored my A200 Satellite to factory settings.
  It is the 4th time that I did in the last 2 years.

  Now my battery life is screwed.

  100% loaded with about 10 minutes to the end (image: http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/3548/100g.png)

  85% charged to 8 minutes (image: http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/723/46880270.png)

  What is going on?

  I'm afraid that if I restore settings to "fix" the problem it only make it up worse and end being 2 minutes from the end to completely charged.

  Hello

  Looks like the battery is dead
  In this case, you will need to buy a new

  Can I use my old battery for about 2 min it s fully charged, but after 2 min so use it s empty
  But I use my laptop as a desktop PC it s still connected to the power adapter so I put t need a new battery

  See you soon

• Terrible battery life

  For a reason, even when I charge the battery, if I use my laptop on battery, I get about a half hour of life out of it.  Then when I plug turn and back in this one, he said I still have between 70 and 90% remaining battery life, even if it stops again in a minute or two if I unplug it again.

  I ran the HP Support Assistant battery check (he says that the battery was good) and I also calibrated the battery, and never gave me any change in the condition.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem? Or is it now a laptop that needs to be plugged in at all times?

  Product number is VM222UA #ABA in case it is useful

  Update BIOS actually got about an hour more battery by charge, although the battery life is not still go all the way down before I die.  Calibration I already did by tune, so that did not change anything.  But it helped enough to make it feasible. -Thank you

• Satellite A100 - battery life is increased from 100 min to 20 min after 1.5 years

  After 1.5 years, the battery life dropped about 100 minutes within 30 minutes.

  I thought that the battery was bad, but after that Windows automatically stopped because he thought that the battery was empty. I plugged the power cord for 10 seconds approximately, started the computer laptop, unplugged immediately and let it run in the BIOS screen. It has been running for more than 45 minutes, so that the laptop is off. Then

  I guess the battery was still high capacity, but somehow calibration data has become invalid.

  Is it possible to calibrate the battery? I have not found such a feature in the BIOS, where all my other phones have such a feature (even if I never need for others!)

  Concerning
  Thomas

  Hello

  I think you're a little confused about the duration of battery life and performance of the battery.
  But you should t be confused because it is nothing unusual.

  After about 500 times charge/discharge, the battery will begin to lose clean performance.
  This means that after a longer time of use, the battery performance will decrease and a day you need to replace.

  My 7 year old laptop doesn t work on battery power. The power of the battery takes about 2 min same it s fully charged. I know that I should replace, but I use this laptop as desktop Pc. It s always plugged in.

  If don t wonder about the performance of your battery. It s normal behavior.

• Is it true that only charge your iphone at 100% can shorten its battery life?

  Because some say it may decrease the battery life if you always or often recharge your iphone to 100%. They said that it is better not to load it 100%, and some have said it's ok to charge your phone to 100%.

  your phone/ipad/computer laptop/ipod is designed to be loaded until it reaches capacity. That's what it is designed by engineers. Then no. Tell the 'they' who says 'it is better do not reach' 04:20 occurs only twice a day and they have to keep it up to two times per day to book all the cells of the brain are left in hiding.

• I bought the IPad Pro 128 GB on 3.29.2016. I used it for less than a week. It charged when I first opened it from 67% to 100%. 9.3.1 update.  After about 5-6 days, the battery is down to 1%, and now it will not load. I have reset on AEC

  I bought the IPad Pro 128 GB on 3.29.2016. I used it for less than a week. It charged when I first opened it from 67% to 100%. 9.3.1 update.  After about 5-6 days, the battery is down to 1%, and now it will not load. I have reset to factory settings and it still doesn't load. There's just 1%. Help, please.

  Thank you

  Katie

  It is under warranty. Suggests taking it for an Exchange.

• 10 IOS battery life issues

  Since the update to IOS 10 my battery percentage meter slept on 100% at all times. the only time where is the change is if im using the phone to play a game or something and it all of a sudden everything stops as his death. I plug it into a charger and it turns almost immediately and said my battery life is a kind of p 100, 40, 73, etc... I did a restore and it seems it will continue with the same question.  I followed all the steps to save the life of the battery and the problem still happens.  Help, please

  Try to download the app from the battery life which is available for free on the App Store. Check the battery with it and if defective, schedule an appointment in an Apple store for eventual replacement.

  If your device does not load, try the procedure described in this article from Apple:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201569

• 5s short battery life iPhone, phone like new 6 months.

  I bought my iPhone about 6 months ago. I have problems with the battery life. I plug all night. Unplug in the morning and about 4 hours he spends 100% to 40%, even without me using the telephone. I thought to buy a new battery from Amazon and change myself. I found videos on YouTube showing how do, and it seems very easy to do. Someone out there chaned their own battery before? Was it easy to do? And your phone has worked for you once you have changed your battery yourself?

  Just thought I ask. I am one of these people if it's something I can do for my part, I do. Does anyone has an entry on the situation before I try this on my own?

  Hello

  The battery on the iPhone is not replaceable by the user. The battery - if that is the real problem - is covered by the limited warranty of one year of Apple.  If the iPhone is out of warranty, Apple also offers a service of the battery. The cost for this varies across countries (currently $79 in the United States, for example).

  However, as a first step, I suggest that you try to solve the problem of life battery. You can, for example, to consider measures such as:

  • Review Apple tips to maximize battery performance:
    • https://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/
  • Backup, restore your iPhone to factory settings then set up as new or restore:
    • Use iTunes on your Mac or PC to restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod settings - Apple Support
  • Update the software to the latest version:
    • Update the software on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support iOS

  If the problem persists, I suggest you contact Apple technical support or make a Genius Bar reservation for assistance in identifying / confirming the issue and, if necessary, to set up your service from the available battery options, time and cost.

  • Contact - Support official Apple
  • https://Twitter.com/applesupport
  • http://www.Apple.com/retail/Geniusbar/

  To check your warranty status:

  • https://checkcoverage.Apple.com

  More information:

  price of Service - Support Apple iPhone

• always charge your devices from 0% to 100% (charge cycle) at least once a week.

  always charge your devices from 0% to 100% (charge cycle) at least once a week.

  This will help your battery life improves.

  It's not something that Apple recommends: http://www.apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• Tecra Z40 - A - 16 c - indicator battery life problem

  Hello

  As from 2015, I own a Toshiba Tecra Z40 - A - 16 c.

  I noticed a strange behavior regarding the battery life indicator. When the laptop is fully charged, the indicator shows 100% remaining. And when I use the laptop, the percentage drops slowly, as expected.
  However, as soon as somewhere around 50%, the indicator is suddenly decreases and says he has only 5 or 4% left and I should switch it on immediately.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  Kind regards
  Oliver

  The battery may need calibration. Load and unload completely several times.

  If it happens again, the battery needs replacing. You can check the level of wear using HWMonitor from cpuid.com.

• Satellite S50-B-12Z: battery life cycle Option does not appear in the eco utility

  Hello everyone.

  I am facing a strange problem. The eco utility allows to work ok with win 10 on my S50-B-12Z satellite and I used the eco charging battery I've run mainly my laptop plugged in.

  At some point, I need to do a system restore. I have re-installed the 10 victory and also the latest version of the eco utility downloaded from the Toshiba site. The problem is that when I open the utility eco, the choice of "battery life cycle", where you can select the eco reload or not, seems no more! So I find myself with the battery to 80% connected but does not support.

  I already tried to uninstall and reinstall the utility or install an earlier version of it.

  Is there something I could do in order the choice of "battery life cycle" to reappear or to cancel the State of charge of eco and leave my battery to charge again 100%?

  Thank you

  I have the same problem with my P50 - A satellite. Battery-life cycle does not appear in the new eco Win 10 utility installed. Version is: 3.0.0.0006. Older versions do not work, I tried also.

  More than 80% of maximum load, not 100% .

  I hope someone has a suggestion. To 80% battery life is too short

• Battery life has decreased

  I have a Macbook Pro Retina Display, which has been bought only mid-2014. The life of the battery to 100% used, i.e. about 10 hours if not more in the last two days, it dropped up to 7 hours or less.

  Before that, I would take my computer to school with 100% and return at least 50% to go and now I can barely make it through the school day! Only, I use Word, Safari, and most of the time Powerpoint and make sure that all my other apps are off to save battery and yet he still eats battery like crazy. It will say there are still 6 remaining hours and 40 minutes, it will go up to 4.5 hours! I have no games or large application running so I don't see why my battery life has decreased in this measure. The fault might be my charger? I always use my laptop came with that but there cuts everywhere and a few pieces of the wire is exposed.

  Please let me know what I can do to restore my batter life.

  You need to replace your charger, but it probably has nothing to do with your battery life - the 'intelligence' isn't in the battery charger. There are two basic reasons for the battery life decrease: 1) using more electricity or 2) your battery cannot hold as much power as it did when it was new.

  Discover #1 open the activity monitor and click the CPU tab. In the columns, he scored a % CPU which shows the percentage of cycles CPU used by a process. Click on the label and the list of processes are sorted to use above the lowest. Over the next few days keep an eye on her to monitor all the processes that seem to have and maintain a high percentage. My computer will be a process of spike up to 50-60% but down then down quickly. The only time where I see a sustained high CPU usage is when I do something like a large file for archiving or extraction of a CD.

  To check the #2, click the Apple menu and select about this Mac. Then click on the button tray . In the left pane, look for power. You will find information on your battery, including the number of cycles and the health of the battery. Under normal conditions of use of 18 to 24 months old computer should get close enough to use even on a charge like new - I expect maybe a loss of 30 to 40 minutes. But if you have a large number of cycles on the computer - say an average of 5 cycles per week for as long as you have owned the computer, the battery may be almost on time when it needs to be replaced. Battery life depends on several factors which can vary greatly from one person to the next.

• The battery life of the IPad Pro

  I've had my IPad Pro nearly a month now, I am very disappointed with the battery life.  Can I get a battery completely charged at 10:00 and 15:00

  She is drained down to 19%.  I only surf the web and play some games. I disabled all the elements that would drain the battery, even possibility dimmed the screen.

  is this normal, it is far from the 10 hours, I also cam fill a small external change to the rear of the unit. What should I do? I had apple do a diagnostic check and they said there was no problem detected.

  Hard to say... I had the iPad over the years and the Pro is the best yet.  I use mine extensively, mostly to surf the Internet and check news sites, not be interested in the games. I also use it for photo editing. A typical use days could be between 4 to 6 hours and when not in use, it is in standby.  I never feed power off.

  I also have mine recharge every night, regardless of the status of the battery.  After a full days use, the status of the battery down from 100 percent to about 45 percent.  When the rear of the load box gets hot, when you use it, it's cool.

  It was an Apple store or a retailer that took place the diagnostic practice?

  I would say that your battery life isn't typical.

• Horrible battery life

  Hello world

  I don't know what else to do.  Seriously, I think that I have a defective battery.  I googled "tips for saving battery life on iOS 9 ', but nothing seems to help. I'm not keen on a large number of features is disabled on my iPod Touch.  I have reset, restored, disabled mail set Backgroud App Refresh, location, updating manually, Services etc.  Whenever I play heavy games, the battery goes from 100% to 20% in a little over an hour. Regular web browsing and more lightweight games gives me a little more than four hours. If I'm lucky, I get five hours of use, if I barely use the iPod.  I saw the other posts here from people complaining about bad autonomy on the iPT new 6g.  I'm about to go into an Apple store and get it checked, if possible. I can already hear the speech "it is normal".  Something else I'm missing?  Very disappointed.

  I would go and get checked out. I know that games can drain it. I played Village Smurfs for several months and now I need to load my ipod every night so a game can drain your battery. I don't play the game constantly, but I could tell a few minutes to an hour a good part of the day.

• On a new laptop battery life is less than 5 minutes; says it's fully charged

  I bought a Clevo M72S/M721S Mini laptop, a year ago. When I bought it, it had about 10 minutes of battery life. Now, it lasts 5 minutes without the AC is plugged in. When it is plugged in, however, it is said that the battery is charging and is 100%. I don't know if it's a dead battery, a battery life vulnerability in XP, a bad connection or something else. I've never used this thing only on batteries, with the exception of battery life tests. Help, please!

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  I bought a Clevo M72S/M721S Mini laptop, a year ago. When I bought it, it had about 10 minutes of battery life. Now, it lasts 5 minutes without the AC is plugged in. When it is plugged in, however, it is said that the battery is charging and is 100%. I don't know if it's a dead battery, a battery life vulnerability in XP, a bad connection or something else. I've never used this thing only on batteries, with the exception of battery life tests. Help, please!

  Critics of this mini are not too abundant, but I found a couple for the re-brand model, and the life of the battery when new, was, on average, about 75 to 90 minutes. Since you never more than 10 minutes BL, and it seems to work fine on AC, my guess would be a bad battery from the beginning. Too bad it's probably out of warranty, but you can try to contact them in any case to see if there is perhaps a battery recall.

  You could try to calibrate the battery. Read this article and see whether or not you want to try it:

  http://www.RM.com/support/TechnicalArticle.asp?CREF=TEC49012

  And here is a procedure of HP, although it should work for any laptop:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&DocName=c00035862

  SC Tom