NB520 - Warning to replace my battery

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• Consider replacing your battery on Tecra M11 message

  Windows 7 pro 64-bit.

  All of a sudden I turn on my laptop (TECRA M11-103) 2 years old or so, after hibernation, and I get an X on the battery icon, even when the load and a warning saying I should replace my best.

  Ideas or comments?
  THNX

  On my Satellite A300 battery is depicted with red X all the time and I know for sure that the battery is defective. Maybe you should replace the battery.
  > When the dough reaches about 90% of power or a little below, X brand again apears.
  I'm afraid this is the beginning of the end of m.

• "Consider replacing your battery" - Satellite Pro C650

  Hello

  I recently sent an email to [email protected] for trying to sort out a possible battery / battery reading problem on my Toshiba Satellite C650 I've owned for less than a year (is therefore covered by the guarantee).

  Yesterday, I received a computer technical support number Toshiba follow-up call and asked to perform some tests to see if they would solve the problem:

  (1) check if the version of the BIOS was updated, which was (_BIOS version 2.00_) as confirmed by clicking F2 at startup upward.

  (2) uninstall the old version of the program "Toshiba Value added Package" and then go to the mytoshiba.com.au site, enter the laptop model/part number and _download the last value added paquet_, followed by a reboot.

  I was provided with a number to call back with, where these tests does not solve the problem, however, I don't have a landline phone where I am and rely on call with a phone laptop (which is very expensive, especially when put on hold). I was expecting to receive some kind of help on these forums.

  As the tests has not fixed the problem I meet, where should I go from here? *
  Any help is appreciated, thanks.

  Here are some of the finer details about the problem: {pasted from an email I sent to customer relationship}

  "From what I can tell, the power adapter (charger) (works very well since it is able to charge the battery to the laptop comes with lithium-ion and the light on the front of the laptop orange indicates that the adapter is plugged and that he is in charge)." However, recently, whenever I unplugged the AC adapter, I got a notice when I clicked on the battery meter on the desktop icon. It is said: "consider replacing your battery. There is a problem with your battery, so your computer might turns off suddenly. "There is also a red x appears over the battery icon. Despite what the notification says, it seems that the problem can be more complex than that.

  Today, I noticed that, despite the adapter sector not be plugged and gauge battery reading '0% ', the laptop has not stopped or put into hibernation - it remains functional. Other times, the battery meter will be warn me that there are few charges left and stops (sometimes only after 15 minutes). Before I received the notification 'Consider replacing your battery', the laptop battery would last at least 1½ hours without going through the AC is plugged. I also had this laptop for less than a year and took good care of the battery, allowing it to perform from time to time and then reload after. It makes little sense that the battery now 15 minutes or less.

  As the battery meter was apparently to 0% and not stopped this evening, I think that the problem may have something to do with the method of control compatible ACPI Microsoft stack or at least the device that indicates the battery charge. According to my observations, it seems to be underestimating the percent of charge and so sometimes will stop prematurely, even if there is more charge remaining than expected.

  I followed the Toshiba support (online) forums and other computer help forums and this problem of "battery reading" seems to be something of a number other users of portable computers have / is experience, especially when a user installs an operating system of Windows 7 on a laptop that was purchased with a preinstalled Windows XP operating system. I would like to point out that this laptop came with a preinstalled Windows 7 OS and I have not changed operating systems at any time.

  I also read that with this problem, in some cases, users attempted to correct the notification "Consider replacing your battery" following the advice of notifications and buy a new battery mounted on their model mobile exact but apparently it has not resolved. »

  > I've also read that with this problem, in some cases, users have attempted to set the notification "Consider replacing your battery" following the advice of notifications and buy a new battery mounted on their model mobile exact but apparently it has not resolved. »

  Well, in my opinion you should definitely try a new battery.
  If all updates (BIOS, PPV, etc.) no did not help, then a new battery should be tested. Of course, it would be better to try it before you buy a new battery then maybe you need to get in touch with ASP in your country and have this clear in direct contact with the agent.

  You said that the guarantee is valid, that's why it should be to fix the laptop for free. But you should consider that battery is covered by warranty one year long.

• Firmwire update hp pavilion dv4 showing consider replacing your battery

  I just updated the firmwire to the bios of my computer hp pavilion dv4-2165dx laptop and my battery display is consider replacying your battery, bur the information would rather avoid if doesn't happen. How can I turn off?

  TITLE: HP Notebook System BIOS Update (Intel processors)

  VERSION: F.0F REV:
  DESCRIPTION:
  This package provides an update the system BIOS. The update is installed on models of laptops using a supported Microsoft Windows Operating System. A reboot is required to complete the installation

  PURPOSE: recommended
  SoftPaq NUMBER: SP51636
  ENTRY INTO force: 16 January 2011
  CATEGORY: BIOS
  SSM SUPPORTED: YES

  S/O SUPPORTED DEVICES:

  Prerequisite: no

  IMPROVEMENTS:
  1 updates to BIOS to solve the problem that HPSA version 5.0 will signal the battery check battery

  HOW TO USE:
  1. download the file by clicking on the button 'Download' or 'Get software' and save the file to a folder on your hard drive (make a note of the folder where the downloaded file is saved).

  2. double-click the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions.

  Hello foanti,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! I hope you enjoy your stay!

  I understand that the computer asks you to replace your battery. I apologize for the late reply, but I will do my best to shed light on that!

  This error message could be a mistake. Fortunately, Microsoft has released a document with the steps to solve this problem. If you follow these steps, it should cause the error to disappear if it is not true. You can find this document here: you may receive a warning message "Consider replacing your battery" properly on some old HP laptop running Windows 7

  I think that these steps wil solve the issue. Whatever it is, please provide your results. Thanks for choosing the HP Forums. Have a great day!

  Mario

• Consider replacing the battery in windows 7 Home premium

  Hello
  I have an Acer Aspire 5738 G laptop which is installed with windows 7 Home Premium OS.
  I bought 12/12/2009 and now on this date 12/12/2011, I get a warning message on my battery.
  The problem is:
  In the taskbar, the battery icon appears with a symbol crossed out in red as English alphabet 'x '. And when I mouse over it, says help text "Charge percentage and the message" consider replacing your battery "is like (for example).
  97% available (plugged in, load)
  Consider replacing your battery
  It is the condition when my laptop is connected...
  And when it is not plugged in, the simple red cross appears different is that, white crossed symbol (x) in a red circle that continues to blink. I have mouse on it a message like below,
  97%.
  Consider replacing your battery...
  And I don't have anything about this problem, doesn't have any hardware service people... Because I need a clear idea on the problem of the experts here...
  And when I got this message in the first today(12-12-2011), I just shut down my system, removed my batterty and replaced back on the system and turned on, wait until the problem resolved, but he did not have any change. This is a step that I did...
  I think that I explained my problem clearly. Hope you ll understand. Expect good answers. Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, you can even power off the power and remove the battery and then use the computer with
  no battery inside on alternating current.

  Have you checked the troubleshooting that I posted earlier? Clean the battery terminals,
  If possible and the other methods sometimes help to revive a weak battery. Of course
  age of batteries with use and time, so the battery is lower than when new.

  I hope this helps and happy holidays!

  Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP<- profile="" -="" windows="" expert="" -="" consumer="" :="" bicycle="" -="" mark="" twain="" said="" it="">

• Consider replacing the battery? There is a red x on my battery icon.

  I have a hp pavilion dv6000 and recently upgraded to windows 7 32 bit. There is a red x on my battery. I was wondering if I need a bios upgrade? I'm not sure. Help, please.

  Rated capacity	88800
  Full last Charge	31731

  Hi Philippe

  These nubers show that the battery of your computer has about 35 percent of its original charge capacity left.

  It is the threshold of 40% and warns against why you receive who "consider replacing your battery."

  Until you can replace the battery, make sure that you do not all essential functions such as upgrades of Windows, installation of programs, creating a backup, or by using the system restore, unless the computer is connected.

  Concerning

• How to replace the battery of the HP G72 laptop internal

  How to replace the battery internal HP G72 laptop?

  Hello

  You see a warning like "Pprimary battery (internal) (601)"?  If so, this refers to your main battery of notebooks, not the cell of RTC.  Further details on this on the document here.

  As a double check, you can still download and run the test utility of battery pack available on the next page and see if this indicates a problem with your battery.

  http://h20239.www2.HP.com/TechCenter/battery/battery_ts.htm

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Mac Book Pro is not too hot.  It is time to replace the battery?  Can I replace the battery?

  MacBookPro is not too hot.  It's time to change the battery?  Can I do it myself?

  The Mac runs his fans in a feedback loop, based of the internal temperature measured.

  If the temperature goes up and the fans are not speed up to compensate, you probably have a hardware problem.

  If the Mac becomes too hot, it will make an uncontrolled emergency power off.

  EDIT: Replacing the battery is a completely separable question not related to temperature. Is the Samsung phone batteries that catch fire, not Mac.

• Hi, I am looking to replace my battery. I have a MacBook Pro (13-inch mid 2009) and the battery is dead. How can I get a new one? Thank you.

  Hello

  I'm looking to replace my battery.

  I have a MacBook Pro

  Specs below:

  (13-inch mid 2009)

  Processor 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  Memory 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3

  Graphics  NVIDIA GeForce 9400 M 256 MB

  Software  OS X 10.9.5 (13F1911)

  Built-in display: 13 inch (1280 x 800), NVIDIA GeForce 9400 M 256 MB graphics card

  Big problem is that my battery is dead.

  (1) what is the best battery you could recommend.

  (2) where I can source for this battery.

  Thanks - Nairobi - Kenya - currently in Zambia

  Your best option take it into an Apple store. And get it replaced.

  Alternatively, you can buy one here https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/apple_laptop/batteries/MacBook_13_Uni

• I just replaced my battery and it says 'battery of Service '? The battery is new. I need to reset something?

  I just replaced my battery and it says 'battery of Service '? The battery is new. I need to reset something?

  Try resetting the SMC http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964

• Replacing the battery?

  Hello everyone. First of all, I'm sorry if this question has already been asked... I need your help, so my 6Plus will turn into 1 year in June, and I noticed that my battery only lasts not even one more day, I reinstalled iOS several times thinking it might solve my problem, but does not, so I was wondering, is it possible to ask Apple to replace my battery while it is still under warranty? I do not if I have to pay to replace it, I just want to have a battery that lasts at least a full day. Thank you in advance,
  Kind regards
  Theo

  Make sure that you restore like new (and no backup). You will then need to reinstall your applications and your digital content all over again; no backup. If that doesn't help, take the phone an Apple Store or authorized service provider. They will tell you if the battery has deteriorated or not.

• If my Macbook Pro is under Applecare extended it reduces the cost of replacing the battery?

  If my Macbook Pro is under Applecare extended it reduces the cost of replacing the battery?

  How much is usually charged for the replacement of the battery?   (in the United Kingdom)

  Thank you

  If it's a warranty or Apple Care + the covered replacement instance, it should be free.

  Otherwise:

  Mac Service Pricing - Support Apple laptops

  https://support.Apple.com/en-GB/Mac-notebooks/repair/service/pricing

  13/15 inch MacBook Pro

  £99 INCLUDING VAT.

• Replacing the battery in China

  Hello, I currently live and work in China. I need to replace my battery in my MacBook Pro 13 Mid2012. May an advise me how I can buy and battery which is trustworthy? Site Web links welcom

  We get rarely requests from China.

  I think that there is now a Chinese discussion site. This site would have much better information on Chinese goods than the readers largely English-speaking here.

• I need to replace the battery and AC adapter of the Satellite Pro U400-160

  I have a Satellite Pro U400-160.

  I need to replace the battery and the charger of my Toshiba, but I am wary about compatibility issues.

  Any battery for Satellite Pro U400 is suitable for mine?
  As I can't find which batteries are specifically suitable for my computer.

  (For example: is this a: http://www.amazon.es/Bater%C3%ADa-Toshiba-Satellite-U400-11V-7800mAh/dp/B0051A9Y88/ref=sr_1_cc_2?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1366885340&sr=1-2-catcorr&keywords=satellite+pro+u400?)

  Is there a quick way to check if a battery / charger are compatible?

  Each battery and adapter you get from Toshiba has specific part number. All you have to do is use this same part number and order. You should be able to find on the internet.
  You can also get compatible parts you are ordering by the Toshiba authorized service provider in your country.

  By the way: all U400 models have the same construction and the similar specifications then all the batteries specified for U400 can be used on your U400-160.

• Replacing the battery on Portege Z830 - 10H

  I have a Portege z830 - 10: 00 for a few months. It's battery has already lost 15% of capacity, and I think it is inevitable that the battery will be neet to replace sooner or later.

  You know, if I am able to replace the battery myself (as in the large full notebooks)? Or it can be done only in the service of Toshiba?

  What can be the replacement by Toshiba service cost?

  This Portege a specific design for the battery must be replaced by Toshiba service and persons who are authorized for this work.

  It is not easy to say how much it costs. I don t know where do you live, but the price can be different in different countries in order to better you can do is contact nearest authorized maintainer and look for info on the price.