Microsoft ACPI compliant control method battery problem shows "plugged in, not charging." Help, please.

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  According to the description, I understand that you are not able to uninstall the control method compatible with Microsoft ACPI Driver of the computer battery.

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  * 1
  §Remove cable power, battery, clean contacts, put everything back in place
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  * 2
  §Remove battery, start the computer
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  * 3
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  §However, if I take the feeder and then place it in (while the computer is turned off) and then start the computer, wireless/mobile networks are once again 'on '.

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