My laptop is plugged in, but the battery won't charge

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• 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

• Your laptop is plugged in and the battery won't charge. __

  MY LAPTOP WILL ONLY START WHEN CONNECTED TO THE UNIT FROM THE WALL BUT NOT SE LOAD AT ALL. I HAVE ATTEMPTED TO LOAD A NIGHT & STILL NO CHARGE WHAT SO EVER. WHAT CAN I DO TO FIX THIS? WHAT IS MY HARDWARE?

  The battery would be my first guess that the PC works directly on the charger - but it could also be the program to load the battery and connections.  Remove and replace the battery to make sure that the connections are solid.  If you have another battery (or access to another battery, you can try to see if the problem persists or if he disappears - then you will be very well known.)  In any case, if this is not possible, I recommend that take you it to a repair shop computer (or return it to the manufacturer) for the diagnosis, repair or replacement.

  I don't know any way to test this situation without special equipment or replacement parts.  You can always try to re - install the operating system to rule out a software problem (if you want to do business with what this implies in terms of data backup and reinstall applications and reconfigure the settings and others).  Without info on the manufacturer, brand and model (and operating system), I can't help you more in this option.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• my computer is plugged in but the battery is not charging WHY?

  Why is my battery no load but plugged?

  Three reasons...

  1. The battery is getting old and not in good condition
  2. The power supply on the side of the machine has been fired and is no longer in contact
  3. Circuit of the charger inside the laptop does not work as it should.

  Which is more likely to apply to you?

• (plugged in, load) but the battery is not charging

  Hello!

  I have a problem with my hp laptop Pavilion dv6 - 2190ev.

  The laptop cannot start if the charger is connected only (and the battery). It will only start if the battery is on. Also, the led and the laptop displays: (plugged in, load) but the battery won't charge!

  The battery and charger are ok, because I tried on another laptop and work there!

  So, the problem seems to be on the laptop. I also update the BIOS and the problem persists.

  Can someone help me solve this problem?

  Looks like you did a few good troubleshooting at this point.  One thing which is ofter overlooked in these questions is the motherboard.  Here is an article by HP, battery not power Notebook or hold a Charge.

  Please take a look.  There are suggestions for troubleshooting for the power supply, motherboard and battery, as well as links to other useful information. I'm sorry this isn't a simple solution, but you could just find very useful information in the article.

  Good luck with it,

• Unable to determine the type of AC power adapter. Your system will run more slowly and the battery won't charge.

  I get the error message is: AC power adapter type cannot be determined. Your system will run more slowly and the battery won't charge.

  Hello
  (1) when you receive this error message?
  (2) what is the brand and model of your computer?
  (3) did you change on your computer before this problem?
  It seems that the adapter has gone wrong, I suggest you to connect another card and see if the problem still occurs.
  You can also contact the computer manufacturer for assistance on this issue.

• Laptop stops when the power cord is not plugged in but the battery is charged to 100%.

  just happened this morning.  accidentally deleted the decision-making of the laptop.  and the judgment of the laptop.  weird because this has happened before and no problem.

  However, this phone wouldn't turn.  until I have plug AC laptop would be the power of the laptop on.  I checked the battery is the meter displays 100% charged.  in windows, it is 100% loaded.  but as soon as I unplug the laptop, the computer shuts down.

  I have windows 7 and my computer is HP dv6t Quad Ed.  any help would be much appreicated.

  Plug the power adapter. Connect to Windows and open the HP Support Assistant perform the battery test. Post your results here.

  If you have the most recent UEFI (v 5.1 or higher) environment installed-> press-> power button press the ESC key to call the menu of boot - select F2 the System Diagnostics-> PC HP Diagnostics UEFI material-> select components-> battery Test tests.

  

  Post your results here in your thread.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Pavilion g6t-2300 CTO select: seeing power HP Pavilion is still on even after closing down and the battery won't charge no - 10 Windows

  My HP Pavilion power LED is still even after closing. I disabled option quick start, but the problem was not fixed. Another problem is the battery will not charge if it is showing connected. My OS is wondows 10. Please help me. Thank you.

  Hello

  Please try the following fix:

  https://www.CNET.com/forums/discussions/help-my-PC-with-Windows-10-wont-shut-down-properly/

  Kind regards.

• I always use my laptop with the cable plugged in but the battery icon becomes sometimes red indicating that the load. Can you explain why?

  In a front of my laptop, there is a line of icons.  When I turn on my laptop, all icons become normally blue.  But sometimes, the battery icon turns rered indicate that my laptop recharges.  I always turn on my laptop with the cable is connected, the battery should not turn red, does?  Could you explain?

  Batteries "will always lose" part of their load.  It is quite normal that the laptop checks charge battery and "on upward.

• 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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• Charger works, but the battery is not charging upward

  Hello!

  My Macbook Pro end of 2013 is connected to a charger, and the charger provides power to the computer, but the isn´t of battery to charge up. It remains on the same percentage of power, or even go downstairs when you use energy-consuming applications. When I click on the symbol of the battery on the top of the screen, it says in the tab that opens: "Battery not charging" (I have a non-English version, but I'm guessing that this TI something like this)

  Is there anything I can try to fix it?

  I managed to fix it, I just had to clean my charger port and it started working again!

• has ran battery optimizer, and now the battery won't charge

  Old ze4100 HP laptop running XP Service Pack 3

  you will probably need a new battery

  If you want the best performance for a battery, you must set its memory

  full charge, then dump complete, again, and again, three times, then you will have a full brief on the battery,

  also, if you are going to be on the current for an extended period, I read that you should take the battery, but I can't guarantee it.

  I do not think that an optimizer will do anything for a battery, but that's my opinion :)

  http://www.Google.com/#gs_rn=16&gs_ri=psy-AB&suggest=p&CP=13&gs_id=11&XHR=t&q=HP+battery+will+not+charge&es_nrs=true&PF=p&BIW=1024&BiH=559&sclient=psy-AB&OQ=HP+battery+Wi&gs_l=&PBX=1&BAV=on.2, or.r_qf. & bvm = bv.47534661, d.dmg & fp = e20a34a9644e4d30

  above is to search google for the battery support, hp, you can browse the net and find a solution.

• My satellite phone battery does not light and the battery won't charge (rest on 2%)

  Basically, my laptop is 3 months old and I don't know why it's acting weird. First of all, when I bought the laptop in June 06... the first week the laptop has no power in battery mode. So I stopped using the battery mode and still had to use my power adapter to power my laptop.

  Now 4 weeks later, I removed the battery to the rear and put again. Guess what the battery started working. Now 2 months later the same problem occurs, only that this time after removing the battery to it still turn on and the battery says 2% and also fails to load.
  So I m stuck with my son again... can anyone help?

  Hello

  In my opinion the best solution is to confront your local dealer with this problem. If I were you I wouldn't waste time. Unit is fairly new, warranty still valid and unit should operate.

  Perhaps is there some problem with electronic supply power.

• Equium M50 - the battery won't charge

  Hi, I need some advice on a problem of load on my PC.

  Battery does not charge and the level indicator shows a constant 5%.
  The machine is about 15 months old and does she not get hard usage, probably an average of 5 to 10 hours per week. Usually, it is powered by the sector, so the battery tends to be kept filled to the top.
  Before I go and replace the battery, y at - it no diagnosis, I can do as a user?

  Looking forward to a response.

  Thank you very much
  Steve

  Hello

  No, I think Don t that it is meaningless to make a diagnosis because it sounds like a hardware related issue and I think that it would be preferable to bring your machine to a service partner chartered for a checkup of material, or probably an exchange of defective components.

  To find the nearest available in your country service partner, you can try this link:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/generic_content.jsp?service=EU&ID=ASP_SUPPORT

  Good luck and good weekend
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• Laptop battery won't charge

  Hi my charger was not charge my laptop, I bought a new one that happened this morning, same thing, do not load, any ideas?

  Original title: battery

  There are three parties involved in the loading of a laptop battery.

  1. The power supply/charger unit
  2. A circuit board inside the laptop
  3. The battery

  If the power supply keeps the cell alive while it is plugged, there is nothing wrong with the power supply or the plug on the side of the laptop.

  If the internal circuit fails, the laptop will be alive when it is plugged, but the battery will not receive a charge.

  Batteries fail eventually, some more quickly than others.

  Unless you have technical capabilities to test the internal circuit, it is usually best to get the laptop checked and you will save unnecessary replacement parts which are actually ok...

  Another factor:

  Some laptops have a function where the battery is partially charged during normal operation. This can be considered as being a battery saver mode. Lenovo has a very nice and easy utility that allows the user to change mode battery saver mode full load. Maybe your laptop has something similar...