Battery on the L50T-A196 Satellite problem

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  This year, in January, I bought this phone! Up to what a week ago the battery was the best! All that I want this phone I got it all day! Very late in the night, the battery capacity is about 20%, and it's OK.

  seven days, I have a big problem with ability? "Somewhere" lost? I use the same operations like everyday?

  Does anyone have this kind of problem?

  It's very frustrating to this very expensive phone!

  Dusko m wrote:

  This year, in January, I bought this phone! Up to what a week ago the battery was the best! All that I want this phone I got it all day! Very late in the night, the battery capacity is about 20%, and it's OK.

  seven days, I have a big problem with ability? "Somewhere" lost? I use the same operations like everyday?

  Does anyone have this kind of problem?

  It's very frustrating to this very expensive phone!

  If you are concerned this may be a failure of the battery itself, lithium-ion batteries are the standard in the industry. There's not a lot of brand magic here. Download the the battery life on the App Store and check the status of your battery. Sometimes, they may fail at the beginning. If so, you're guaranteed to you in your 1 year.

  Otherwise, potentially got something displayed/hidden in the background that is eating your battery while you are not intending to use a certain feature? This can happen during the last update for you. It is not common, but it happens.  See the following articles and run through your phone to see if everything made unnecessaries your iPhone do more work there.

  http://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

  On the cellular data settings and usage on your iPhone / iPad - Apple Support

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• 'Bad RTC battery, check the CMOS' on Satellite Pro 6100

  Hello... I just got a Satellite Pro 6100 and when it is started I get an error message:

  RTC BATTERY BAD
  BAD CHECKSUM (CMOS)
  Check the system. Then press the [F1] key
  _

  I can still use the laptop for about 15 minutes, but then it crashes. I did some research and discovered that it is the power supply Board. But my laptop is out of warranty and the reminder is now officially over.

  Y at - there someone who can help me?
  Thank you
  Liam

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  Hi Liam

  Hmmm... I think it s not a Council but the battery of the CCF.
  Take a look in the user manual. There you should find something that exactly the message is displayed if the battery RTC (BIOS) is not charged.

  The RTC battery, you must connect the power adapter and should run the laptop for about 24 hours.
  After that the main battery has been charged, then the RTC battery starts to load.

  It will take a little longer.

• Charging the battery on the all new Satellite phone has

  How long is - a charge the battery for the (very first use - out of the box)?
  Having read all the documentation and nothing said. I suppose that during the night - can someone confirm please.

  Hello!

  What computer Satellite phone do you have?

  I put t know how much time it takes to fully charge the battery, but normally you can see on the s light on the laptop. If it lights up green, the battery is charged.
  And if the specifications of load from one day to the next, it s really full charge in the morning.

  Good bye

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  However when activating the PC Health Monitor, he recorded the drums as being in a State of 'fair'... which means that there ' a loss of capacity, but it will meet the needs of most users. For a new machine, it is simply not good enough... I have a P845t that is over a year who never recorded the State of the battery as in anything other than "good" condition.

  I did a number of things (which, I hasten to add, I never had to worry about the P845t or also any other Toshiba laptop)... (1) I charged the battery completely and let run for sub 10% at least 6 or 7 times; (2) I uninstalled PC Health Monitor and downloaded the latest version on the Toshiba site and reinstalled (3) I completely reset the computer. All to... nothing is done, the battery status still shows as that 'fair '.

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  However, in contrast to previous cell phones, this one comes with the sealed battery (one wonders who the nutter who thought about this or has it been done to overcome the concerns of airport security and other?). Therefore, if it turns out that something is wrong with the battery, it would mean the withdrawal of the front rear and associates of concerns. Or is it strange reading symptomatic of another potential problem with the computer?

  So I am sending you the machine backwards, but requested, before, if anyone out there can think of something else I can do to check the situation?

  Please keep in mind, I'm not particularly bright when it comes to computers, so any advice must be specified for a layman to understand!

  Thank you very much.

  Lindsay

  Thanks for the comments. I don't know what went wrong, but the essential is that everything is OK again.

  Discount to zero has been the good method to check the hardware and software features.

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  I'm not allowed to add to the previous thread on this topic... it turns out that my question is not answered as monitor of my laptop is, after two days, returned to showing the battery in "fair" condition... because he did evidence the battery as in "good" condition I've charged the battery completely twice and always allow discharge to sub 10%... not partial at all.

  Someone at - it bright ideas?

  I guess you are referring to that another thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums//thread.jspa?threadID=77775

  From my point of few PC Health Monitor software work properly but probably the battery is in good condition and as a result, you should check with a new battery.

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  Hello

  I just bought a new laptop Toshiba Satellite L50T-A196 and it worked very well and the great until recently.

  I tried to reformat my computer because it got crashed.
  I was able to reformat my computer very well in previous years.
  So far, I've reformatted my laptop more than 5 times, but that it was like 1 year ago and now I really don't know how I got into the BIOS menu.

  I tried pressing F1 to F12, holding them and also repeatedly pressing it.
  Also tried pressing F2 and F12 or ESC + F12 F2 before even looking at computer and then turn it also I tried pressing 0 too and also ESC and the ~ button.

  Nothing seems to work.
  So my question is how to enter the bios?
  I used to be able to get, but now I don't know what happened

  Help, please!

  Hello

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  What to say; the coffee spilled on the laptop and any fluid is not really good for an internal parts especially for the motherboard.

  I have no idea what part exactly damaged by spilled coffee, but it looks like a part of the motherboard is affected. Perhaps is the electronic power supply defective?

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  Hello world

  I need help in solving this problem with my laptop. I have Toshiba Satellite M35X - S329 laptop. I am having some problems with the battery. It's here.

  (1) battery discharges even power, the supply current is connected to the laptop. This causes the laptop to close after 2/3 hours when the battery discharge completely. He even begins to give alarm messages as soon as the battery power drops below 10% (this corresponds to the current setting).
  If the power supply is connected the battery should not unload the power and the laptop shouldn't off after 3 hours (as the AC power is connected).
  If the laptop is off battery is recharged with the same AC power.

  I am not able to understand where is the problem

  If the problem comes from the power running, then the battery is not recharged with the same power supply and power cord.
  If the battery is the problem then it must be not able to load and unload.
  Why the battery power when the laptop is connected to the power supply current.

  I'm doing something wrong. do I set all the settings or update the BIOS or replace the battery or AC power cards. Please help me.

  Kind regards
  JK.

  Note: when the power supply is connected the headlights before (AC light and the light) shines green and the battery light turns off. When the laptop is turned off when the battery goes to Orange indicating that its loading.

  Hello

  According to your description it s not a bad battery and not an AC adapter because it will charge the battery if the laptop is turned off.
  Well, for me it looks like something wrong with the electronics on the motherboard.
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  I contacted my local Toshiba Service Agent inquiring on a replacement RTC battery and was advised that the cost would be $460.00 as it is necessary to replace a complete circuit where the battery is soldered in place.

  I guess it's the fault, even if the laptop does not indicate that the battery is defective.
  I can't simply afford to spend that kind of money to try to solve the problem.

  Any suggestions to remedy the situation.

  Hi Tim

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  But listen buddy maybe a RTC battery replacement is not necessary. Maybe the CMOS battery is empty and can be recharged.

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