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• Problem with my laptop battery life

  Hey owners of Toshiba! Is anyone having problems with their battery life? My laptop does not work as long as it should! Or so it seems. Any ideas what could be the problem? What is the machine?

  Try to let the battery discharge completely before recharging it. When you decide to use the power of the battery, remove the power adapter when the battery is fully charged and running on battery power until this that completely discharged and not only for 10 minutes, for example

• 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

• Samsung with windows 7 - extending laptop battery life

  Hi all

  I have Samsung R522 laptop with Windows 7. As susally I have been using it with the charger connected, Windows asked me to chrge battery only at 80% of capacity in order to improve the life of the battery.

  My question is how I could change it back so that battery would be charged to full 100%. Please help me. I'm trying to find answer to this issue for some time and no progress so far.

  Thanks for any help in advance

  The thing is that I can't charge more than 80%. When I keep the charger connected, it just stays at 80%. It shows 80% in the system and on the battery itself.

  I remember exactly this question, but I remember that I had to agree by choosing Yes Yes/no alternative. It's really crazy: P

  Thank you

  PS by the way I wasn't the solution on the Samsung website... im go...

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  I found it

  This is the option in the BIOS, called "dough-Extension of Life Cycle. If set to on, then the battery is charged to 80% is the maximum capacity.

• about laptop battery life

  It is good to use the laptop directly plugged into outlet, without the battery? I recently bought the pavilion laptop g4 2049tx, this method of using laptop could long life of the battery and the laptop.

  Hello

  It is certainly very well run Notepad on just the AC adapter.

  Regarding the battery once a month, reinsert the battery, turn the machine on and let the battery fully charged.  Unplug the AC adapter and let the unit run until you start getting a "low battery" warning  Completely load it again, then let the battery drain to about 40%.  Shut down the laptop, remove the battery and store it separately in a cool place.  Repeat this procedure each month will help you keep your battery in good condition.

  For more information on lithium-ion batteries, see link below.

  http://BatteryUniversity.com/learn/article/is_lithium_ion_the_ideal_battery

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Greatly reduced MU06 laptop battery life

  I need help please, my laptop is supposed to last 3-4 hours on battery, but now it takes only 40mins with no light and power saving mode; When I bought him home less than a year ago, it only lasted like 3 hours on battery power with a brightness and hp recommended mode.

  I would like to know if I could get a replacement if the warranty has not expired and how.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Please find the link given below might help you solve your problem.

  Improve the performance of the battery

  HP Battery Check frequently asked Questions for laptops running Vista or Windows 7

• 2000-369WM HP laptop battery life

  What is the best way to ensure the longevity of the battery? When the external device is available should it be connected to the computer when it is turned on and used or at any time. Of course, it must be connected when the battery needs to be recharged.

  Hello

  See the links below:

  Lithium-Ion smart battery technology and understanding

  HP Battery Check frequently asked Questions

• How we increase (maintain) the battery life of a laptop in the long term?

  For more information, my laptop is toshiba satellite L305D-S5893. My laptop has Windows Vista.

  Hello

  Method 1:

  I suggest you run the Microsoft fixit tool and check.

  The problems of power consumption and extend laptop battery life

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_battery_power_settings/en-us.------

  Method 2:

  I suggest you to see the links and check.

  Solve power problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-power-problems

  Solve battery problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-battery-problems

  Battery saver

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/conserving-battery-power

  Battery meter: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/battery-meter-frequently-asked-questions

• Want to m6-w105dx: m6-w105dx battery life

  Hello

  I have a laptop Envy m6-w105dx and it is mostly used at home. For this reason, it is still connected to the power. As I am not able to remove the battery, I was wondering if being connected to the power supply of all time could damage the battery or decrease its average life expectancy.

  If I damage the battery, what would it be the solution for this problem?

  It is a common question. Connected to power all the time is not damage to the battery, but it may result in a little less than life. The battery has a microchip inside that account of the cycles and if you turn it off let it sit for a few days and then turn on the computer back will have to charge the battery upward, less than 95% and it will read as an undergraduate and the battery has stop working after a certain number of cycles to prevent it from being a danger to the power. Older lithium-ion batteries can become a danger if they have too many cycles of charge/discharge on them so batteries are actually pre-programmed to stop working until they're really chemically dead.

  The battery may not overload, however, for plugging it on food all the time isn't a bad thing regarding who's going. The cycles can occur only if you have the power and turn off and let off and have the power adapter to the coast for a few days or more. Even if you remove and store the battery it will lose the ability only to sitting in storage, so there is really no perfect answer to the laptop battery life.

  So basically, for most people, the battery is something 'use it and forget it ". Don't let him lead your life, just leave it in place and use the laptop as you want. The only thing that you should avoid is discharging the battery below 15-20%. They do not like a lot. There is no memory effect most so you can use it on battery, run it to say 70% then it load up. No problem with that.

  You have to assume that you will have a new battery at some point if you keep the laptop more than about 2 years.

  Post back with more questions.

• Pavilion 14 v042tx: battery life is bad

  Dear all users of the forum.

  I improve my windows 64-bit for Windows 10 64 bit Windows 8.1, but there is problem with my battery life for laptop, point 8.1 of Windows my laptop battery life is about 4 to 5 hours in standard use, but in Windows 10 to 3 hours. I have already installed all the software driver from HP. Thanks for your reply.

  The problem is solved, I just turn on the battery saver option, now my laptop battery life is more than 5 hours approximately. Thank you all.

• PC laptop battery not charging

  Responsible for issues

  When I try to load my computer, the battery light does not turn on and will not charge. I've already replaced the battery and the new adapter. He still will not load. Any ideas?

  Hello

  1. which version of the windows operating system is installed in the computer?

  2. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Method 1:

  I suggest you run the Microsoft fixit tool and check.

  The problems of power consumption and extend laptop battery life

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_battery_power_settings/en-us

  Method 2:

  If your operating system is windows 7, I suggest you to see the links and check.

  What is the precise the battery meter?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-accurate-is-the-battery-meter

  Solutions to common battery problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/solutions-to-common-battery-problems

  Battery saver

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/conserving-battery-power

  See also:

  Battery meter: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/battery-meter-frequently-asked-questions

  I also suggest you to communicate with the manufacture of battery and check.

• the battery life of the 3d 2090nr envy

  I could use my 3d want 2090nr, plug AC source while I used it? The battery life could be compromised?

  This could be a device to switch the current main motherboard battery charge? You know about it? Is - this true posible?

  Thank you for answer you

  Hello

  There is no concrete answers for these questions but smart batteries and Chargers now to know when to stop. Please use the following tips to keep the battery stays and lives more long:

  http://www.PCWorld.com/article/191574/long_live_your_laptop_battery.html

  http://www.WikiHow.com/extend-laptop-battery-life

  Kind regards.

• Experiences over seven years with the battery life in laptop computers Tecra

  Seven years ago, I bought a Tecra 780DVD, five years ago a Tecra 8100 and two years ago a Tecra S1. They re all still in regular use and I ve used now six packs of lithium ion batteries. My experience suggests that these four guidelines are worth observing:

  1. it is preferable to the hibernation and remove the battery if the laptop will be inactive for more than 2 or 3 days.
  2 operating time vary a lot between the samples of battery even with the same operating conditions.
  3 leave the charger plugged in with the full light on doesn't seem to hurt (despite some of the recommendations).
  4. better is not the first time, that it is unable to charge the battery of junk. The trick described below may reset the battery and get more useful life out of it.

  Tecras see the end of battery life by battery light flashes orange or stay off when you try to reload. Last week when I returned from vacation what happened the 780 (now the WiFi print server) and I felt like déjà vu because all 4 batteries (three on the 780) and the other on the 8100 that I ve had previously fail expired the same way they failed to charge after 7 to 14 days of hibernation with the battery left in. In my view, that it can hardly be a coincidence.

  I still had another 780 old farm and an old battery for 8100 that both failed about two years ago I did some tests. The batteries two 780 showed 10-11 volts on a voltmeter, but when I put them in the laptop and plugged in the charger, the led load always flashed. However, when I plugged the laptop battery already started the grid only, the hanging lamp orange and after an hour or two went green.

  I think this shock treatment can have done in battery electronics forget they were supposed to be dead. Anyway, I did with all three batteries and then ran to see how long d last. The results were:

  (1) the 780 battery failed last week (after 36 months used) can now run the laptop for an hour.
  (2) the 8100 battery (with the active service of 16 months, but 'believed dead' for two years) will now run for 10 minutes or more.
  (3) the 780 battery believed dead for two years (after 19 months used) appears to load but t does not work the laptop. Half of the battery ended up hot and half cold, so now I guess that it s really dead.

  Hoping others will compare notes, I've summarized below how long my battery packs lasted before they refused to pay more.

  Tecra780DVD:
  Original battery: 30 months (discarded too soon. Might have gotten more if I had tried to trick reset).
  First replacement: 19 months (stored for two years, after which reset didn't work).
  Second alternative: 36 months (after reset now works for an hour).

  Tecra 8100:
  Original battery: 16 months (stored for 2 years. After reset now lasts 10 minutes).
  First replacement: 41 months and always well run.

  Tecra S1:
  Original battery: 29 months and always well run.

  All are genuine Toshiba and operating conditions are quite similar for all. Laptops tend to run 4-8 hours per day with the charger plugged and maybe half an hour on battery only. Sometimes we forget and the charger remains connected all night.

  I m now wish I d tried the trick of reset on all batteries as soon as they failed, but at least I seem to have rescued two batteries. Even a moment of execution as short as 10 min is useful on a laptop that s especially power sector. It protects against power failure and you can keep your battery in the fridge until you need it for a trip.

  David Tong
  Leeds, UK.

  Hello Johnson

  It seems that you are very big fan of Toshiba laptops :)
  Thanks a lot for this long case study and share this information with us.
  I'm sure that this info helps many users of the community.
  Our community needs more users like you. ;)

  Best regards

• SVE1712Z1EB. IT1 SONY % life laptop battery.

  My Sony/Vaio Lap Top is 18 months old.

  I noticed that efficency of battery / life seems to have deteriorated. After 3-4 hours of connection charge to the electric power, the battery never reached 100%, but maximum load is only 80%.

  After that less than 2 hours of use without connecting the power supply, the battery capacity is zero e PC is turned off.

  It is a normal battery performance or is defective and should be replaced by deepening?

  Thank you

  LCNCGL

  Batteries deteriorate after a year or two and keep the load for shorter and shorter periods. The batteries are generally covered under warranty-not sure how long your warranty is. Most HP laptops have a warranty from 1 to 3 years depending on the model.

  Since it is a forum for HP, you can get more help in the Sony Forum:

  http://community.Sony.com/T5/VAIO-computers/CT-p/VAIO

• G72 laptop Extended life battery prob

  I replaced my old battery (4000mAh) 6cell battery 12 cells (9000mAh). When I installed the battery and plugged my old charger he indicated that 71% remaining (not plugged in charge). charger works on battery.

  I ran the boot f2 on a battery test it indicates a failure as follows:

  Failure ID: qc5a1w-6jk6rg-mfjo2k-co9ko3

  Product Id: x6987uaraba

  Battery test: failed

  My old charger(65 W) will manage the larger battery?

  What I say to the laptop that a larger battery is installed, I have so, how?

  56sunliner,

  Don't know if it's the same problem as you but my grandson had a laptop DV2000 and after only 2 1/2 years had to replace the battery. He looked online at the HP store and found a long battery life for its DV2000.

  long story short, the adapter supplied with the original battery wouldn't charge a new (or if he was in charge, was wwwwaaaayyyyy taking too long to register as % increase. Bought a 90 Watt charger (HP) and everything is ok with laptop and the battery.

  A second (aftermarket) charger never bad to have around, as they often die.

  Kind regards