Microsoft Composite battery "trendy but no charging current.

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• "Computer said that it is" trendy but no charging current.

  Computer says it 's"plugged in but no charging in progress". It took in for repair 3 times and every time they say it's fixed, but it isn't. Battery is exhausted and I find myself without a laptop.

  Hello

  You cannot fix the hardware with the software. Contact the system manufacturer. And take again to the
  Shop and insist that they fix it properly. Or if still under warranty the manufacturer of the system should replace
  (and probably should in any case, if the issue began under warranty).

  Ask in the forums of the system manufacturer (if applicable) see if others with similar models are having the same
  questions.

  Looks like you would have got a lemon.

  I hope this helps.

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• After update 4/16 charger error "available to 99%, but no charging current.

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7 laptop running Windows Vista version 6.0 (build 6002: Service Pack 2). I just receive automatic updates downloaded on April 16. I restarted the pc after the updates and noticed that battery charging (lightning) indicator flashes. I checked the battery capacity icon and it said "99% available, but no charging current. I tried to do a power off, remove the battery, power on, and then make the dough power off, resettlement and power. This has not fixed the problem. I tested the dough by removing current alternative and hurtling at 60% battery. I then plugged the AC power in and battery charged up to 99% and the battery charge indicator always flashes. Anyone know if this is a bug that was introduced with the new updates? I've seen similar complaints on Windows 7.

  Thank you

  Nina

  Try removing the battery and current alternative AND THEN press on and press and hold power for 20 seconds.

  Replace the battery and the AC adapter / CC and test again.

• Uninstalled the driver of "Microsoft Composite battery" by mistake. How to install it again.

  I uninstalled by error driver "Microsoft Composite battery." How can I install it again?

  In Device Manager, under the Batteries there should be 3 drivers:

  1 - Microsoft AC adapter

  2. compatible ACPI Microsoft control method battery

  3 - battery Composite Microsoft<------------ i="" uninstalled="" this="" 3rd="" one="" by="" mistake="">

  Now it is not showing me the battery down icon to the right.
  It does not show... If my laptop is plugged or not
  It does not show what is my battery left...
  Basically, the icon itself is missing...
  What a fool I am.

  Now how can I get that back?

  I tried many things but not able to find how to install it again.
  I have received no driver CD with my Sony Vaio.

  Please please please help me.

  This solved my problem:
  I uninstalled 2 '2 - compatible ACPI Microsoft control method battery' like many driver and restarted my computer.
  Problem solved. All back to normal.

  Thank you.

• Where to find the Microsoft composite battery driver?

  Hello

  Please, seated me on how to get canI hang battery driver (compbat.sys) microsoft composit for my win xp sp3 professional.

  Thank you

  Hello

  1. What is the exact problem that you face with Microsoft Composite battery?

  You can follow the steps of troubleshooting provided in the link below to fix the problem.

  Compbatt.sys with description Composite battery driver is a driver file of Microsoft Corporation belonging to Microsoft® Windows® operating system product.

  See also:

  Microsoft Composite battery

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa940010 (v = winembedded.5) .aspx

• Microsoft Composite battery

  What is Microsoft Composite battery? Strangely, appeared on my computer. I use your desktop so I think that< it="" should="" not="" have="" any="" batteries="" other="" than="" my="">

  Hi Doc_dave,

  Thanks for posting on Microsoft Answers!

  1. This pop-up window contains an error message?

  2. the Microsoft Composite battery component provides the driver provided by Microsoft, Composite battery, a kernel mode driver, in the compbatt.sys file. Composite battery driver tracks the status of the batteries of the system and acts as an intermediary between the power manager and class drivers and miniclass battery.
  It is applicable for desktops as well, it contains the information on the computer's power management
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms789291.aspx

  It will be useful.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• pilot missing microsoft composite battery

  I reinstalled windows on my laptop computer and the only driver miss me is composite battery driver microsoft, can I copy the driver from my other laptop and install in the one who is missing it? I know that I need the driver because my battery is not just read. But cannot find driver anywere. Help

  It was worth a try, but I don't think that it would appear that the key word is "nonpresent devices" but could have if your battery has a bad connection. Try to remove your battery when your computer is off then turn on with AC and then turn off and insert the battery and turn on with the battery. This could be an indication your battery is low, you can use the other laptop battery. Check the device manager every time. Check out this article, there is a link to halfway to the bottom of the download page.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/copy-Windows-drivers-from-one-machine-to-another/

• Lenovo battery "Plugged in, no charging current"

  Issue of title: original battery

  I plug a laptop lenovo with windows 07 installed two months ago and already I have a problem with the battery. Icon constantly shows the battery is ' plugged not charging. I brought the laptop to the shop and there doesn't seem to be a problem with the battery and charger either. Does anyone know what this may be due?

  This is not necessarily a technical foul.

  Edit - this link seems to resolve the issue http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/IdeaPad-Y-and-U-series-laptops/Z560-battery-80-available-plugged-in-not-charging-energy/Ta-p/309028

  Check the manual of your PC, the Lenovo support site, Lenovo files in the menu start all programs & BIOS for a battery utility.  Several PCs have utilities with names like "Battery life extension" which will load only the battery when its load is below a threshold such as 80%.

  If you search this forum for is not charging battery, you'll see several examples.  Look at the search results for those on Lenovo PCs to help a solution more quickly.

• EliteBook 8540w: battery - battery load, but not charging

  Hello

  My HP elitebook 8540w works perfectly accept for one small thing, the battery. The laptop is bought in 2012.

  When my battery is mounted and the AC is plugged in, it is said: connected Ac, battery charging. But in fact the battery in the logo remains static, and it does not charge. It's already a second new battery (first, I asked the supplier of spare batteries to send a new one, ordered through parts EET, accepted HP dealer for replacements).

  When I run hp support assistant, he says: the battery is faulty, replace immediately.

  Underneath, it gives the code: 9LN162-000000-XD7U3F-C0CU03

  This was also the case with the previous "new battery." Same code.

  I lost faith in the assistand of support from hp on this part, since it is already a second new battery...

  I've tried all - remove driver for battery manager and holding down power button and other things.

  Does not work. The fault could be in the laptop?

  Help, please?

  Niels

  I contacted the service to call hp and they told me that the error code is not really explain anything about the specifics of the problem. It's probably the connection between the motherboard - battery and AC adapter plugin, because I tried different batteries, adapter, software reinstalls etc.

  One thing however, HPA, he says that the status code is 0c. I have not encountered this code while browsing the web, you may know what it represents?

  I will contact a repairman to do the hardware checks, since I am out of warranty.

  Thanks for your help!

• Z400 ideapad battery plugged in but not charging

  Hi, I bought my z400 lenovo ideapad early April this year and there is little about two days he just off and if I plugged it later he started to say "trendy but no charging current. What do you think is the problem?

  I lost the receipt (invoice) However, there is still the model/serial No., the warranty is still on please?

  Hello
  Welcome to the forum
  Just to add on what is discussed, if the battery level is about 60%, roughly 58-59%, then this thread should help
  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-Z-and-P-series/Lenovo-Z500-disable-battery-charge/m-p/9652...
  Concerning

• Z570: Plugged in but not charging status message

  Hello

  I recently had a computer laptop z570. I get status above message "trendy but no charging current.

  What is the reason for this?

  What is an adapter or battery problem or one other change of parameter to enable this

  I tried the 'Balanced' & 'High Performance' option on the options of power but had no luck.

  Can someone give clues on this issue because I believe that this must have been discussed before here?

  Thank you

  try to remove/replace the battery first. Also try this trick: remove the battery and AC power, press the power button / stop for 30-40 seconds, replace the battery and check if it works.

• Battery will not charge. Connected but said no current charging.

  Original title: Bateria Energia

  Hi my battery does not charge, it has a mensage that says connected but no charging current. I just got the phone last week, and he came with this problem.

  Return it to the store you bought it from.
   
  
   
   

• battery plugged in but not charging

  Original title: why does my battery not charge? It keeps on saying plugged in but not charging

  He has not yet changed.

  Hello

  -What is the brand and model of the laptop?

  Was there any change in software/hardware performed on the computer before the show?

  I would suggest trying the following steps and check if it helps.

   

  Method 1:

  a. turn off the laptop completely.

  b. remove the battery from the bottom.

  c. leave the battery of the laptop for 5-10 minutes.

  d. plug the adapter into the laptop (still remove the battery).

  e. turn on the system and let it fully boot in Windows.

  f. once it arrives on the desktop to launch all startup items. In other words, do not interrupt the boot process until everything is prepared.

  g so go ahead and shut down the computer normally (using the START > turn off computer method).

  h. once the system is turned off, plug the battery back in and turn on the computer.

  For reference:

  Solutions to common battery problems

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

  Method 2:  Uninstall the device battery from the Device Manager

  a. click Start , and then start the Device Manager type in the search box and press ENTER.

  (b) this will open the Device Manager.

  c. under the battery option, right-click on the device that you see (method battery compatible ACPI Microsoft control) and click on Uninstall.

  d. restart the computer. Windows will automatically detect the battery and try to install the drivers.

  e. Once done, check if the problem persists.

  If you have a spare adapter, connect and check.

  If the problem persists, I suggest you contact the computer manufacturer for assistance.

• ' Plugged in and no charging current.

  I have a Pavilion dv6 nine notebook and the battery just doesn't work. When it is plugged into the power supply, it works perfectly but shows "plugged and no charging current. I ran the HP battery test and he simply says 'unknown '. Looks like a clear case of a defective battery for me, but I just wanted to see if anyone else has other ideas. Thank you

  Hello

  Try this:

  Disconnect the AC

  Shutdown

  Remove the battery

  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 these lists).

  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

• battery plugged in (not charging)

  Problem started when the laptop was about 20 months, then current intermittently for about 3-4 months.  Battery plugged (not load) and while in this State (with connected AC), it runs quite fast.  New battery and battery... same problem.  In addition, during the time (no), if I remove the battery the laptop stops immediately, even if the AC is plugged.  I have read at least 200 questions like this and no one has an answer for that.  I don't think it matters what kind of laptop is much has made and models are experiencing the same thing. I have Toshiba Satellite A135-S4407.  Short grand for 2 years now.  Windows Vista Home Edition. Looking for a real answer.  Toshiba has not one not Microsoft.com. none that I could find.

  darloma,
  Related material means that the problem is not, or cannot, be caused by the software.  Material are the physical components that makeup a computer system - case, motherboard, hard drive, screen, battery, etc., and the software is the operating system and the programs that run ON this hardware.  Sometimes it is difficult to determine if a problem is caused by the lack of equipment to operate according to the manufacturer's specifications or if the software is originally a problem because it creates a situation that makes the defective material.  But in the case of power - and more specifically a battery - it works or not.  If a battery is not that it is either a defective battery or a faulty charger.  There is not any software involved.  Software can cause a computer that is not closed properly, or wake from sleep correctly, but the software cannot do a battery hold a charge or not to hold a charge.  So Anthony said.  This problem cannot be caused by the operating system, so you should contact your hardware manufacturer.

  Thank you

  Gloria
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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