Info on the State of the battery

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• Re: Satellite A200-23N - I need the program that displays the status of the battery

  Can someone help me?

  I need the program that shows me the status of the battery of the laptop
  My laptop model is Satellite A200-23N.
  Please I need help!

  Hello

  What operating system do you use?
  Usually in the taskbar, it is symbol of power, and if the laptop is running on battery power power move the pointer of the mouse over this symbol and info on the battery power will be shown. You can see how can % of battery power has.

• Equium A60-191: application control status of the battery in the system tray?

  I had to reinstall XP. This has caused the loss of pilots and probably other things that I don't know.

  One of the elements lack seems to be the software or driver? for the battery. The battery is cooler at full power. The software located in the system tray used to indicate the power status and if it is ac or dc connected.

  Any suggestions that I need and where I can get to fix this, please?

  Hello

  I know you don t need the drivers or software for charge the battery to full power. Only what you need is the Toshiba Power saver utility.
  This utility is very useful because you can set different power for portable use different modes. For example, if you disconnect the laptop computer of the energy-saving AC adapter will automatically switch to the mode of energy that has been configured for the use of the battery.
  These methods help take care of the battery and increases battery life and it shows a battery status in the taskbar
  But there is nothing to recharge the battery witch.

  In my manual, I found a lot of info on the battery and how to manage the use of the battery. I think that the same information you will find in your user manual. Check it out.

  The last possibility is a malfunction of the battery.
  But in this case only a battery replacement will solve your problem.

  If you want you can try to check if the same thing happens with the new battery.

• My laptop is plugged in, but the battery is not charging

  My system is win7 Ultimate, 32-bit operating system. My laptop is Toshiba Satellite - C600 - 02L, processor: Intel (r) Pentium (R) CPU, P600 1.87 GHz, 1.87 GHz... I bought it about a year and eight months ago.

  I noticed that the battery light is off. I checked the battery meter icon & he said the PC was plugged, but the battery was not in charge. In the Device Manager window, I found that a device was not working properly. The details of this device are:

  Device type: drivers Non Plug-and-Play

  Service name: MpKsl45a6e13d

  This device is not present, is not working properly or is not all its drivers installed. (Code 24).

  I don't know if this has nothing to do with the problem, but if so, what is the solution to this problem? Please help me solve this problem.

  Thank you.

  Hi Ronnie,.

  Thank you for your attention to this issue. Pls find below info from the battery.

  Battery: Battery information

  Rated capacity	48600
  Full last Charge	30272

  Concerning

  Hi Mustafa

  This information shows that your battery has 62% of the original capacity left. Even if it's a little weak, it is not at a critical point where the battery should be the cause of all the problems. The typical Li-ion battery will last for 1 to 3 years.

  I would recommend that you go to Toshiba Support forums and check to see if there is a utility to check the status of the material of the AC/charge circuit on this laptop. Here are a few links for your convenience.

  Toshiba support - home page:

  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  Toshiba Support Forums:

  http://forums.Toshiba.com/

  Computer troubleshooting - Toshiba Forums: http://forums.toshiba.com/t5/Computer-Troubleshooting/ct-p/cat_troubleshoot

  Tell us what you find.

  Concerning

• Why - what the apple mouse always unplug, then reconnect. No matter the State of the battery - new or otherwise.

  Why - what the apple mouse always unplug, then reconnect. No matter the State of the battery - new or otherwise.

  When did start?  I have the same problem for about 3 days.  I downloaded and applied update of OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 Combo, ran disk utility and ran disk first aid.  Have not had a problem since (touch wood because it is only since the mid morning today).

  

• Information on the State of the battery

  Hello

  I bought 4540 s Probook Ci7 four days ago. I installed windows 8, 64 bits. I checked the status of the battery with HP support assistant, and the result is:

  Cell voltage mV 1: 0

  Cell voltage mV 2: 4184

  Cell voltage mV 3: 4183

  Cell voltage mV 4: 4186

  My question is, why the 1 cell voltage is 0 MV. Is this the correct state and battery works very well or battery is damaged and I can guarantee to replace the battery.

  Thank you

  The results you see are normal. There is nothing wrong with your battery if you see a result comparable to that in the image below. The battery has 6 cells effectively. Add the three values for the fickle current terminal of the cells in the battery. The value will decrease the remaining capacity becomes lower and a recharge is needed.

  The following result is my current loan product HP-Envy17-3002ea and the HP Support Assistant.

  

• PC Health Monitor - assessment of the State of the battery on the L50T Satellite-

  Last week, I bought a brand new L50t-A-145 8.1 Windows running. Beautiful machine and apparently everything works perfectly.

  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 '.

  The reason for which I got a number of options, is that it seems to me there is nothing wrong with the battery... it does not seem to take longer than usual to load and I appear to get the proper use of the machine as she throws... my little finger tells me that there is nothing wrong with the battery.

  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.

• PC Health Monitor - assessment of the State of the battery on the L50T Satellite - A (2)

  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.

• My Sony Viao laptop is showing the State of the battery as 50% available (plugged in, not supported)

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas: i'm having problems with my laptop even though battery its only 2 months

  my laptop battery not charging after 50%

  I tried to drain my battery and charge it again, but what methods did not help me...

  The battery is aged two months or the pc? If the former there maybe a defective unit

• E2: icon of 'lightning' where the State of the battery must be

  Tungsten E2: Instead of an indication of the amount charge left in the battery, where it should be I ALWAYS get the 'Flash' icon instead.  For months, even after a wipe-out (and re-setup of data) as part of a battery replacement.  Pressing the "reset" doesn't change anything.  Is there something to do so that I can return an indication of the battery charge? [Everything else seems to work.  [I just can't say when the battery needs recharging.]

  Install go and use its much easier to read, the status bars of battery and memory, the percentages, the Volt and the MB of available space. For a bonus, you get a file manager, and it's free.

  Message relates to: Palm TX

• the door of the metal piece in the battery compartment that connects to the positive terminal of the battery fell - how to connect them

  The metal piece on the door has come loose, so the positive end of the battery can't touch to give the power of the mouse.  I need a picture of the configuration or a diagram of how this piece of silver can be attached to the door of battery on Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 model 1359

  Hello

  If there is a warranty issue, he has a 3-year warranty.

  Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 - has a 3 year warranty
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=113&active_tab=systemRequirements

  Microsoft Hardware Warranty Info.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/warranties.mspx

  You have 90 days while it is under warranty and if support from the date of the first event (call)
  defective they usually replace it free of charge for you in the United States.

  Hardware support of MS and warranty claims
  1-800-936-5700

  I hope this helps.

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• Qosmio x 870 - 13v - steam &amp; uplay late games when you only use the battery

  Today I used my Qosmio test only to initially battery my HDMI with my HDTV connection.
  With FAR CRY 4 on Uplay.
  But I've had shifts.
  Then I tested it without HDMI and Holy, same problem.

  My mothercard have been changed on November by Toshiba, I also changed my SDD for a Crucial MX200 Flash SSD 2.5 "1000 GB SATA III - CT1000MX200SSD1 internal drive...

  I never played games before all these changes using the battery only, then, I wonder what are those slowing problem & gal.
  When using the power plug, games work well.

  Any ideas? HWWMonitor shows 7% on the State of the battery.

  TKS for the advice,
  G2MARS

  After an internet search, I discovered that most laptops meet peformance same 'problem' with battery only. On top, the battery will be rejected so fast that it is useless to play all the games. Conclusion: find a plug or travel business only on the class if you want to play.

• Satellite M50D-A-10W does not start after the battery is completely empty

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite laptop Satellite M50d-A-10W AMD A, 15.6.

  I have problem when the battery is completely empty I have to use the needle achieve hard reset the switch behind the laptop... so I can't enter in bootmode with f2

  How can I solve the problem?

  Thank you

  I guess you are talking about the shutdown procedure force as described in this document:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB3C03JR0000R01.htm

  This problem can appear in case the PC freezes, do not start or has a power failure.

  I think that the laptop turns off in case the battery is completely empty. In this case the system does not close properly.
  As the default state, the system keeps laptop but usually the unit carries out a stop of the hybrid. This procedure allows the laptop to start much more quickly, but it could affect the system startup in case something goes wrong during the process of closing.
  You can disable this hybrid mode and in my opinion, it is also recommended.

  Details:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB2B03EY0002R01.htm

  However, to avoid these problems, it of very important to correctly perform the closing procedure.

• Portege R100 - XP shows constantly the battery icon at 0%

  Hello!

  I have a Portege R100 with just the standard battery. Having bought used, it has been reinstalled with Windows XP and all the drivers of the unit in question and public services. The BIOS has been improved to 1.60 and ACPI common Modules installed.

  The problem is that XP shows constantly 0% battery icon, even if the power supply is on. As far as hardware is concerned, the battery charge and works very well for about 1.75 hours. As far as XP is concerned, there is no battery.

  It's very weird and a bit frustrating! Can anyone maybe shed some light on this and, more specifically, if it is the battery or the charging circuit in the R100 itself? Obviously, one is a * much * more expensive than the other!

  Thanks in advance,

  Sophie.

  Hello

  Have you installed or did you use the Toshiba power saver?
  Usually if the Toshiba Power saver is installed on the Microsoft Windows option doesn t power unit control the battery or the power state.
  Try to reinstall the Toshiba power saver.

• Satellite X 200-20 years do not go into hibernation mode when the battery is 2%

  Hi all

  I just received my X 200 brand-new and very shiney and went through the normal procedures of change in VISTA power management settings, but I can't seem to enter the State of hibernation automatically. I have it configured such as a battery alarm critical (to 2%), the laptop should automatically enter Hibernation State save my data and downtime.

  Unfortunately, this does not happen and he died right after that the battery level has dropped below the 2% limit. On re - boot (with power supply) VITSA tells me it has not been closed correctly. You don't say! :-)

  I have configured laptops before using XP and have not had any problems. I know that VISTA it has many more options to set up and wonder if I'm missing something. I checked the help files for the VISTA and I seem to do the right thing.

  I really would prefer to use Hibernate instead of sleep, but simply can't get to do on a critical battery level.

  Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions?

  Thanks in advance

  Hmm normally, it should be possible to set Vista power options to hibernate if the battery reaches a critical level.
  I think you should try to reconfigure the settings.

  Check the hibernation of different battery level. For example, you can set the level of hibernation at 10%. Please don t forget to apply settings ;)

  By the way; I recommend to check the BIOS settings too.