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• Keep the laptop plugged in after that that it is fully charged

  I wanted to know if keep the laptop plugged even after that that it is fully charged is harmful to the battery or not.

  Thank you

  But I have a dell laptop and what to say http://www.dell.com/content/topics/global.aspx/batteries_sitelet/en/batteries_faq?c=us&l=en&cs=19#faq33 the dell faq site

• Can we keep the laptop plugged even after the battery is fully charged?

  When my battery is fully charged, is it acceptable to continue using the charging or is it better to unplug? My friends have different opinions on this topic and one of them said to me that if I continue to load while it is fully charged, it quality will be reduced or something. Is this really possible?

  Hello

  The best information comes from the machine system.

  Batteries and loads in portable computers today are designed to stay in the computer
  available to use and reload. The system more now have an automatic release of configuration which
  will drain the battery a bit then are. That helps keep the battery refreshed
  If the battery has more power and lasts longer.

  Check these:

  Battery: Frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/battery-meter-frequently-asked-questions

  Tips to save battery
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/tips-save-battery-power

  Power plans: frequently asked questions<- be="" sure="" you="" are="" using="" power="" saver="">
  longer battery life.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/power-plans-FAQ

  =====================================

  I use the free version of BatteryBar to monitor my battery.

  BatteryBar - free version available
  http://osirisdevelopment.com/BatteryBar/index.html

  Another good program

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

  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.

  I hope this helps.

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• Want X 360 m6: battery low life - is it OK to keep laptop plugged in

  I recently bought an Envy X 360 laptop and the battery life is not great. I used recommended batteries, saving settings! My question is this: is bad to keep my laptop plugged in for most of the time (where the House)?

  The reason why I ask this question is that an old laptop and my overheated from the power supply and motherboard were a single unit, the computer crashed and burned!

  Thank you

  WildFan

  Hello:

  Laptops today have smart cards and smart batteries which means that the adapter is supposed to stop charging the battery when the battery is fully charged.

  You can keep the charger connected to the laptop, most of the time, but I suggest that you unplug the charger from the battery twice a month and run the laptop battery until you get the notification to connect to an external power source.

  Here are some useful battery care tips...

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c00596784

• Cannot install updates, "Keep your PC connected that much. Installing Update 1 of 20... ».

  Original title: hp 8.1 windows update of windows 8

  It's been 3 hours since I rebooted my laptop to install the updates.  the message on the screen is "keep your PC plugged as that.  Installing Update 1 of 20... ».  What I have to do.  Now, this has been an ongoing problem for 3 weeks.

  Hi LenExner,

  Please follow the suggestions posted on August 17, 2013 by Anil Kumar B from this link.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-windows_update/Windows-8-stuck-on-installing-update-1-of-3/518c21b2-c66e-4AF6-A671-5e4c6b1a7071

  Antivirus warning: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

   

  System Restore warning: When you use system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, the programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

   

  Note: The applications that came with your PC or you installed on Windows Store will be reinstalled, but all the apps you have installed other Web sites and DVD is deleted. Windows puts a list of applications on your desktop after you refresh your PC.

  Hope that the information provided is useful. Do not respond if you need more help.

• Stream laptop: laptop plugged in, but does not load

  I keep my laptop plugged in all the time. I noticed that the battery keeps going down (currently at 44%), even by cutting off completely when I finished. I don't know what else to do.

  Try this:

  Disconnect the AC

  Shutdown

  Remove the battery (if possible)

  Connect AC

  Startup

  Open the Device Manager
  Click plus the sign (+) next to the category Batteries, all ads in 'Microsoft ACPI Control method battery compatible', then right-click and select uninstall in the dialog "Confirm device uninstall", click OK. (it's ok if you only have 1 of them).

  Click the plus (+) sign next to system devices.
  The "ACPI fixed features button ' right-click and choose uninstall. In the "Confirm device uninstall" dialog, click OK.

  Shutdown

  Disconnect the AC

  Insert the battery

  Connect AC

  Startup

• HP ENVY dv6-7309tx Notebook PC (laptop does not smooth)

  I have a problem with my laptop. When I reduce windows, he's not going smoothly and a little slow when I open a browser.

  Hi AustinChandra,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I read your thread on your HP ENVY Notebook dv6-7309tx and having problem with performance. Here is a link to cool your laptop. Click on refresh your computer from the startup screen. You can also watch somethings that will help your system performance in this document.

  Hope this helps you.

  Thank you.

• HP envy 15 K4D11EA #UUW: do all HP envy 15 m2 - SSD-equipped laptops also have the option to use a disc 2.5 "sata III?

  Well,.

  the question is in the topic:

  K4D11EA specific #UUW, in general: all computers portable-m2 - SSD-equipped HP envy 15 also give the option to use a disc 2.5 "sata III?

  Hi @peiltu ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. It's a great site for information and questions. I looked in your question on your HP ENVY 15 Notebook k172no and concerns with the 2.5 Sata III.

  Here is a link to your manual p. 2. This stipulates that your laptop supports the SATA m2 only.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• This Bios is not for your laptop!

  First I started having this massage of error at startup 'System Fan (90 b)'

  I searched HP's site and found several tips to resolve this.

  one of the tips was to check your Bios version and to the most recent update.

  I followed the steps carefully.

  1 check my bios version / date.

  2. check my cpu model.

  3 open the HP website and let it detect my laptop model (and it does correctly).

  Laptop HP ENVY 14-2136nr
  Model: LM764EA #A2N

  4 select my operating system (Windows 7 X 64)

  5 - Check the Bios Driver and download it.

  6 - everything seemed perfect and once I try to install the driver I get this massage of error (this bios is not for your laptop!)

  HOW IS IT?

  HI @ibraham-hashem.

  I see that you have a laptop of HP ENVY 14-2136nr and that you receive 90b fan error. One of the suggestions is update the BIOS, but when you tried you have received the message that it was not for your laptop.

  First of all, I ran the HP Support Assistant to help with updates and solve problems.

  Have you checked against viruses and malware?

  I try to restore the bios, and then retry the update. Restore the BIOS

  If it is not successful, I would go to the bios screen, and when you look down, you should see an option to restore the default values.  Please restore the default values.

  Now, try to install the update to the bios.  Updated the BIOS

  I hope this helps.

• Basic tips to keep your printer running longer.

  Everyone whats to get the most for their money, but many people do not know or realize, that you have to put in a little effort to keep things smooth.  Just as if you want your car to last for 1 million miles, you need to do regular maintenance.  If you want printer last more than 2 years, you must do a regular maintenance for her as well.  Granted it is not oil to change, or the transmission to the service, but there are rollers that need cleaned and nozzles that need to rinse.

  For all the problems I have all come to work on printers, one I saw put more that it's fair share of printers low is the simple paper jam.  The jam itself is rarely the culprit.  The error message is normally what causes the need for replacement.  The error message might get stuck on the screen and turn your printer brick quite expensive.  The best way to avoid this problem is to not get a paper jam.  Paper jams are actually fairly easy to avoid.  Just a simple cleaning of the rollers with a lint cloth (coffee filter or lens tissue are best, but paper towels work in a pinch) and bottled water are the best things to use.  The lint cloth and water bottles are free of contaminants and ensure that any partial microscopic don't stay on the rolls.  If you're wondering which rolls to own, a good rule of thumb is just to clean one of them you can see and reach safely.  Remember to turn off and unplug the printer before performing any cleaning or before you get into the machine.  You must clean the rolls at least once every six months earlier if you have a problem of dust.

  The next thing I saw leading printers must be replaced, was a print head that was out.  If the printhead goes out, the only options are to replace the print head or the printer if the print head is not replaceable.  Which can be expensive anyway.  The best things you can do to keep your print head is to let your printer is a regular maintenance, clean the print head no matter when you replace an ink cartridge and align the print head no matter when you replace an ink cartridge.  The steps to follow those who depend on the printer you have.  You should be able to find more information a cleaning and print head alignment here.

  Something I have seen a lot, but never really caused replacements, were related to food.  Most of the customers of HP don't know that the printer they bought was built in the surge protector.  It is to have important information.  The reason why it is important is because if you plug a surge protector in an another surge protector, or power strip protector, the device you're trying to power, no matter what it is, will not be able to get all the power they need.  This is very true for printers.  Printers have a sleep mode, which reduces the power they use.  When the printer goes to wake up, it consumes more energy than normal, and a power strip or surge protector, be read as a hint of power, however the built in surge protector knows what is happening.  The first protector of power surge or power strip, will block the necessary extra power and cause errors on the printer.  To avoid this, simply plug the printer directly into a wall outlet.  If a socket cannot be made available, use an extension cord to power the printer from another outlet directly.

  These are the three main things I noticed that cause people to have to replace their printers at the beginning.  Now these things won't keep things of bricking of your printer, but it will go a long way to prevent them.

  I hope this helps.

• I want to make my laptop plugged in, but do not load when the battery reaches 95%. How can I do?

  H !!!

  I want some help to train you...

  There are growing problem in many portable of peoples that their laptop shows connected but does not support...

  But it's not my problem.

  My problem is just the opposite of it.

  I want to make my laptop plugged in but not in charge when the battery reaches 95% how can that I do?

  Hoping answers from you...........................................................................................................

  Original title: Performance and tools

  JNMilan,

  It is not possible. You must use a third-party software to do or contact the manufacturer.

  Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Back to us for any problem related to Windows in the future.

• HP Envy 4-1115dx-keep rebooting after restore

  Hello fields,

  I have this urge to Touchsmart HP 4-1115dx provided with Windows 8 is installed.

  As it came with 500 GB hard drive that I needed to 1 TB, so I replaced the HARD drive with steps below.

  1. made HP recovery via 32 GB Flash Drive of Windows 8 media player.

  2. She confirmed the 500 GB running recovery and it worked fine.
  3. now, I opened the laptop and replaced the hard drive.
  4A ran via USB on 1 TB hard recovery.

  Everything has been normal and all software (default HP), carried out with success, but in the end she has restarted and since then it keep restarting over and over again.

  It gave some error of RAID and I have remove this volume.

  I ran back and finished in the same place again and now again after restart window logon screen.

  Please help someone,

  Kind regards

  P. S.

  I install plain Windows 8, but I want to configure the recovery back?

  just tried again and it seems that the problem caused by the RAID Volume that I delete it earlier gave me a message to go by CTRL + I? If Yes can I do to this return wolume?

  They are smart enough to get money from customers, but there are other ways to solve it, and as I don't have an answer from someone to solve so I did it my way.

  You need following things and a bit of work to solve the

  • External drive WD at least 20 GB of free space
  • An additional computer / laptop to make bootable USB
  • BootCD Hiren CD or Acronis True ImageSoftware (first available for free and a second trial can do magic)

  Follow below steps and you "ll do work

  • Insert your hard drive in computer (that came with your laptop)
  • Reset or run recovery on your computer
  • After a successful Installation
  • Download Acronis True Image or use HIREN CD/USB to use acronis to---> make a bootable USB stick (you can make usb bootable of their trial version as well)
  • Restart your system and boot with Acronis Bootable USB or HIREN USB or a CD Hiren
  • Now make a BACKUP of your entire DRIVE DISC and save the image on your WD drive - remember all the disc not a few partitions (it takes an hour to complete.
  • When it's done to Shut Down the Laptop and connect your new hard drive to it
  • Yet once start from ACRONIS or HIREN and then run the RESTORE disc
  • Select WD hard drive image and let it run on any disk (even takes one hour)
  • When it's done, turn off your computer
  • Remove all USB and WD drive

  It is quick and your recovery disc and HP Recovery USB will work also on it

  Enjoy

• keep the laptop

  Hello Sir,

  I held my laptop before 3 months ago. and now when I want to keep my laptop but there is no update available.so I just want to know that my phone is up to date or not?

  waiting for your rply... Thank you

  Use the HP Support Assistant and run a tune-up.  If you receive a report that there is no update available, your laptop is up-to-date.

• How can I keep the laptop and find only the external monitor when I close the lid?

  Original title: external monitor

  I want to use an external monitor with my laptop Vaio Windows 8, but when I close the lid, both screens will disappear.  How to keep your computer on and display only the extgernal monitor when I close the lid?

  I want to use an external monitor with my laptop Vaio Windows 8, but when I close the lid, both screens will disappear.  How to keep your computer on and display only the extgernal monitor when I close the lid?

  Hello

  Perform the following steps.

  1. press the Windows key + X to display the System menu.

  2. Select Control Panel.

  3. Select the Power Options.

  4. in the left menu, select Choose closing the cover .

  5. look in the section of power and sleep buttons and lid settings .

  6. use the drop-down menus of the section when I close the lid , and then select do nothing for both options.

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

• Keep your PC until it is done. Updated 27 47

  My laptop Acer Aspire V5-571 is running Windows 8.1 and hung up during an update for about 4 hours now. When I shut down and restart using the power button, it returns the same blue screen with the circle of rotation points, displaying the message "keep your PC until this." Updated 27 of 47 "installation. The keyboard and the touch screen do not respond. I'm running Avast free antivirus and do not any recent change in hardware or software. Basically I can't do anything with the laptop at this point. How can I get out of this situation?

  Hello Yann,

  Thank you for your response. I waited about a day for the update to restart, but the locked condition has not changed. The PC was completely insensitive to the keyboard and the touch screen. Then, I did what you are not supposed to do and powered down and back up with the power button. That I go back to the previous message without change. Then, I turned off the PC and removed the battery for about 10 minutes, thinking I had nothing to lose. When I reinstalled the battery and powered, the update is resumed at the 27 update and finished.

  I guess the update file has been altered because of our internet connection is slow. The PC seems to work normally since the update.