Pavilion g6-2304au: calibration of the battery

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  Following the procedure defined in the HP Support Assistant to calibrate my laptop battery (reboot, press ESC when the power led lights, selsect F2 system Diags, etc.), I find that pressing ESC when the power led lights up does not work.

  Can someone explain why this is so, or offer another procedure?

  Hey @beechguide,

  Thanks for joining in! The forums you will find suggestions, solutions that have worked for others and helping hands! I understand that you have a problem with the calibration of the battery on your laptop.

  You can calibrate the battery using this document: test and calibrate the battery (10 Windows)

  If you think this post has helped you, would help others joining and looking for a solution or you just want to say well done, please click the button accept as Solution or Thumbs Up.

  If you need assistance, please re-post with the results of the resolution of problems and I would be more than happy to do my best to provide an alternative.

  Have a great day!

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  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA3771WA2657

  There is no need to buy a brand HP battery, as the battery HP warranty is one year.

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  HP original battery part numbers are:

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  I have a Vn7 - 591 g and it's basically old 1.

  My problem is my laptop stop without noticing low battery notification and without any warning since I updated my windows 10 November pro build.

  First, it would close down to the level of 15% without indication battery and then I looked at here and there and find the calibration procedure as I tried battery as the load calibration procedures to 100% in stop and go in safe mode and let it drain and recharge again, after the fact that now he stops at the level of battery by 30% or 25% without notice or warning.

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  Well, the wear level is quite high for a laptop one year old. Do you often use on the farm?

  It is interesting that hwmonitor reads the same amount as that of windows, stop so suddenly, because of the battery not calibrated... I don't think so. It may be the case even if the PCI that controls the battery charging does not correctly read the State. That would mean that you would need to change the battery (the peak is on the battery).

  You can try to run battery Eater: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/Battery-Eater-Pro.shtml

  This software will monitor your battery while meeting and then make a graph of it after a reboot. I don't remember if trace the graph based on the percentage, or the actual capacity of the battery.

  You can read more about what the software did here:

  http://Lifehacker.com/5657275/battery-Eater-benchmarks-your-batterys-capacity-so-you-know-what-to-ex...

  Also, would probably be a good idea to see if what happens on another operating system as well. For example, you can try to make a USB boot Linux, ubuntu and check if your laptop suddenly stops at the same percentage values. If it is not the case, which is probably something just with windows.

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  Each battery is sooner or later going to the end.

  Why you have different values and the lack of true valuation.

  After my experience, I can tell you that battery is unable to balance the level of real life at the specified level, and it is 'normal '. That's why you see what you see. Common calibration accelerates only the end of battery life.

  See page 30 of the guide service from your cell phone here. It will show you where you can connect the second battery.

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  3-4 years is a long, he could be dead in the sea.
  
  You could do a battery test on this one from HP support assistant or the system BIOS battery diagnostic test,
  
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  I need to replace this battery?
  
  

  I think that Betsy would confirm that she is ready for a new battery. What else do you think it would? When you hear hoofbeats think horses, not zebras. By I mean the obvious response is almost always good, and it is certainly possible to way resist it.