Battery not charging on Hp dv7 (plugged in, not supported)

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• Battery, not supported by the system and the display driver stopped responding with Dell Inspiron 1564 laptop

  Hello

  I had my laptop dell inspiron 1564 about two months ago and today when I turned on my laptop a message appeared on the screen the battery is not supported by the system . Can someone guide me through this question please?

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  Amira.

  2 months old?

  It is under warranty.

  Contact Dell and file a claim of guarantee on their records. as it may be the precursor of coming problems with it.

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_technical_support

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• HP Paviillion Notebook: Battery not charging and plugged

  My battery does not charge when it is plugged (plugged says not supported).  Can not know how to solve this problem. Help, please!

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  My battery does not charge when it is plugged (plugged says not supported).  Can not know how to solve this problem. Help, please!

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  Please follow the steps here http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/windows-10-update-prevents-battery-from-charging/m-p/5758960#M357475

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• EliteBook 8570p: battery not charging - even if the computer appears to see that it is plugged

  I have not found a suitable solution for this (yet).

  As a backdrop, I just got my laptop under warranty returned by HP service for a problem with booting docked impasse.

  They replaced the motherboard and the hard disk. I kept battery with me, so he did not travel to the service.

  So I turn the computer to the test, to see if the boot at a standstill problem was software related, and I noticed that the battery does not load (network port is also not reliable, but maybe it's a different problem).

  I tried the fix posted elsewhere where I uninstall the ACPI compatible batteries from the Device Manager. But that did not work.

  This produces the same, whether the laptop is docked or connected directly to the power:

  1. the power low battery icon is displayed and AC plugged in.

  2. the battery charging light is orange.

  3. once I start first the power icon is animated, clearly showing that the battery is charging

  4. If the mouse on the icon of power, it lists that the battery is 23% (plugged in and charging)

  5 but nothing changes. hours later the battery is always on display at 23%

  6. battery works. I can run off the battery voltage.

  7. the power supply works. I can run off AC only (with battery removed)

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  The saga has been longer than that. I got a new battery, but the problem persisted. I actually managed to charge the battery and it meets the same test on a laptop.

  I called HP support and they suggested I have test the battery in diagnosis mode F2/system, outside of Windows.

  The same battery would pass or fail depending on the State in which was the battery.

  In any case the laptop wouldn't load any stack - on a platform or directly connected.

  I could get a failure of the battery if the battery was less to, say 85% and the yellow light blinking load (load error).

  I ended up sending the laptop in for repair - they think case somehow got distorted... but I'm not sure what they actually lair.  The motherboard was already replaced for other reasons.

• 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.

• Laptop battery does not charge when it is plugged in, running Vista

  I have a portable three-week old and it is connected to the electric, but the counter said "96% available.
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  Hello

  Check with the manufacturer of their books online and their forums system's support (as appropriate).

  Control Panel control - plan change Options - power plans - power - advanced settings
  Parameters for the drainage and the use of parameters (this is how much to use and not how much or how)
  long to load).

  Here are some tips to help and troubleshoot battery issues.

  New Lithium-Ion type battery usually last longer if you do not unload then less than 30%
  However on a laptop that not extend their life a lot. Best is to use the a/c adapter
  When this is possible.

  I use the free version of BatteryBar to monitor my battery. Click on the green button on the
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  BatteryBar - free version available
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  Another good program

  Vista battery saver - free
  http://www.codeplex.com/vistabattery

  Problems with the lives of its use and the battery of power - Mr Fixit
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/windows_battery_power_settings

  You can also check with the manufacturer of system and forums that many use their own
  proprietary software to monitor the battery and they could be known problems with your battery.

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  Try this - to make a Restore Point

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  How to make a Vista system restore
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76905-System-Restore-how.html

  Then Control Panel - Device Manager - Batteries - Double click on each item - tab drivers - update drivers
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  Problems with the lives of its use and the battery of power - Mr Fixit
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  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• No noise and cache-battery not charging - Satellite L755 - 1 CD PSK2YE-08T00YFR

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  I have two problems with my toshiba L755 - 1 CD PSK2YE-08T00YFR

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  When I try to grab the microphone into the mic port, the sound Manager, it freezes and any use of sound programmes it freezes like vlc, I turn off the audio Manager Windows, disconnect me and logging devices device when I clicked in the sound icon troubleshooting the problem and the noise come buck and when I again seized the microphone he not freeze the sound Manager , I disable the audio device in the Windows Device Manager, and I continue to work without sound for 30 min ~ 1 h, I reboot my pc to start windows (windows 7, I don't remember what happens may detect a new device), I click on the sound icon troubleshooting two devices (photos attached) I chose 1 and it doesn't solve the problem but the speakers work not , I'm going to the sound Manager I see a disconnected device (maybe my card sound, pictures attached) and two new devices (attached pictures) and I see some changes in the reliable data connector (attached photos), and in the tab input device, I see a disconnected device (maybe my card sound, pictures attached) and three new device a MIC webcam (photos attached).

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  My maybe of battery 30 ~ 40%, when I suspend my pc (for 8 ~ 11: completely discharged battery) I forgot to load it, the morning I plugged it in HQ, 2 hours the led remains red when I turn on my pc and check the battery level, I see only 4% (hip, accused), I remove and buck battery but does not support he notices 4%.
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• Satellite P55W - C5204 Toshiba full RADIUS battery not charging

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  Here's the problem...

  I have a toshiba P55w-C5204

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  Start the computer laptop no matter how long that I led the cable connected says battery fully charged, but if I unplug the cable dc current laptops matrices.

  I tried different procedures posted as stop disconnect the battery, start... .unistall ACPI driver from Device Manager, close, connect battery; and it doesn´t work.

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• L50D-B satellite plugged in, does not support 0%. Battery in good condition health

  Hi guys.

  I've always had pretty good battery life out of my laptop 18 months old, but suddenly it says "0%, plugged in, do not load.

  The second I unplug power cord turns off (must restart completely when it is plugged in). I used the Toshiba PC Health software and it said that my battery has good health.

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  1. turn off the power, remove the cable, remove the battery.
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  3. turn on
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  In my case the bars began to fill and the battery is charging. Then turn off and wait 30 minutes for the battery to fully charge.

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• 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...!

  Computer laptop specifications:
  
  
  Battery information:
  

  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!

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  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?

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• Satellite L750 - 22 X - battery plugged in, not supported

  Hello

  I bought a refurb L750 of Curry / PCWorld back in October 2012.

  As soon as I came home, unboxed and hooked up my laptop I noticed that my battery status is ' 0% available (plugged in, does not support).
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  I took it in less than an hour of purchase and the guy looked and "fixed".
  He said he looked on the forums of Toshiba and I saw there was a driver problem that caused this problem.

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  Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

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• Satellite P300 - battery not charging

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  Check this box!

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• HP ENVY m4-1015dx Notebook PC: hp envy m4 battery not charging but fresh when the laptop is turned off

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  I was with my hp envy m4 core i7 for quite a while now... recently, I formatted and installed windows 8.1 64-bit installed. I decided to download some drivers from the hp site and I realized I needed to provide my model of laptop model number I could not remember so I decided to remove the battery while the computer is still connected to the power for the number, then I went back to the battery. the latter, I realized that the cell had not accused beyond of 7%, which was the level of support, until I removed the battery and when I checked the charge level, it indicated that it was plugged in but does not support. When I tried to repeat the entire process as well as close the laptop, remove the battery and turning it again nothing work and completely refusing to charge for its on.when I decided to turn off completely and then it was off it perfectly complete accused 100% operating battery estimated more than six hours of charge time, guys help me to understand what might have developed and what will be the best solution.

  Hi @Phanz,

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I entered which you have tried to download the driver on the HP website for your laptop but realized you need the model number.  You have removed the battery while the laptop is running.  Now when you reinstall the battery, it shows that it is connected but does not charge and continues to 7%.   You have repeated the process and close Notepad and removed and reinstalled battery, but there was no change. If you turn off it charges the battery to 100%.

  You did all your Windows updates?

  Have you tried the troubleshooter in Windows?

  First of all, I would like to try a Windows restore to before remove you the battery.

  HP computers - using the Microsoft System Restore (Windows 8)

  If restore doesn't work or is not possible, you could try a Refresh Your PC to solve problems (Windows 8).

  Then you can try the following steps.

  HP laptops - test and calibrate the battery (Windows 8)

  The battery method compatible ACPI Microsoft control is basically the driver that communicates between the computer and the battery. There is a chance that it became corrupt and bad reads the battery level.

  Step 1. Go to the Device Manager
  Step 2. Select the stacks
  Step 3. Click with the right button on the "Microsoft compatible battery ACPI Control method" which is in the list
  Step 4. Click on uninstall
  Step 5. At the command prompt, put a checkmark in the box to remove the current driver
  Step 6. Shut down the computer

  Step 7: Remove the battery for a minute and then put new
  
  When the computer returns to the top it should automatically find the driver.
  
  Step 8. Go to the Device Manager
  Step 9. Select the stacks
  Step 10. Click with the right button on the "Microsoft compatible battery ACPI Control method" which is in the list
  Step 11. Click "automatically search for an updated driver.

  Do the same thing with embedded controller compatible ACPI Microsoft.

  Last option is to reinstall your Windows 8.1 Pro.

  Good luck!