Remove the battery during fixed power supply

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• Satellite A200: Should I remove the battery when working on the power supply

  Hello

  I've been running an A200 machine for the last 2 months, bought as a desktop replacement in order to fit in my small apartment. I realize now that I never ued work on battery - it is always powered on sector. Since this is unlikely to change, should I remove the battery? Deing battery degrades remaining in the machine while it is continusouly by the industry feeding, or does it not matter?

  Thank you very much in advance for your reviews.

  GW.

  You can remove it, but it should not be done. For me, it's stupid to remove the battery and let the dust make the battery place dirty. The batteries we use today are very good and Scott wrote the electronic power supply just to check if the battery is full and care the battery and the battery capacity.

• Use the laptop power adapter and remove the battery?

  I want to preserve the life of the battery by removing the battery and the adapter to power the laptop. What is a good/bad method? Please advice.

  Hello

  I do the same thing. I am the owner of the Satellite P20 and removal of the battery is very easy. I do every time if the unit is connected to the power supply. It is certainly not bad method.

  Good bye

• Dell Latitude E6400 does not start pressing the power instead button, I have to remove the battery.

  Original title: problem starting Latitude E6400 lappie

  Hi all

  When I start my dell latitude6400 is not start pressing the power instead button I have to remove the battery to the rear and place it again, and then the lappie starts... someone can help to...
  Thank you

  Hello

  1. what happens when you start the laptop, you receive no error message?

  2 have you made any changes to the computer before the show?

  I suggest to remove the battery and connect the laptop to AC power and then try to start the computer to see if the problem is with the battery.

  I suggest you to contact Dell support on the issue, as this can be a hardware problem.

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_us?c=us&l=en&s=DHS&CS=19

• What happens if I remove the battery with the power adapter on Satellite Pro L

  What happens if I remove the battery when I use my laptop directly on the AC adapter / CC?

  Thank you

  Hello

  If the laptop is ON it s not advised to remove the battery.
  You can remove the battery while the laptop is OFF.
  Remove the battery, connect the AC adapter and turn on the laptop

  Good bye

• Removing the battery on the Satellite C50-B-122

  Hello classmates. recently, I bought this laptop and I see the battery is fixed with screws. Should I remove battery when I use laptop (24/7) or leave the battery on laptop all the time?

  Best regards, fil10.

  N ° of way General you should not even try to remove the bottom cover. It should be removed by authorized personnel only, so if you do it yourself you will lose the warranty.

  Battery should not be removed. Have no fear in this regard. Use your laptop as usual. From time to time, unplug it from the power supply and only works on battery. It's good for the battery be discharged completely and repeat the charge cycle.

  You don't have to worry about battery. I have 5 years old permanent notebook connected to the adapter sector and battery operation is always more than 1.5 hours.

• Satellite C660D - 10 d will not start unless I have remove the battery and reinsert

  Present a strange problem that I can't solve.

  Brand new, open all laptop worked perfectly.

  Turned off normally and left it overnight with the power supply connected.

  Next day morning pushed the button market / stop the portable green power on but light did not start.

  Press and hold the button for 10 seconds does nothing.

  I remove the battery for 10 seconds and put again and then you press the power button and you get a full boot up normally.

  Everything on it works perfectly, you can restart the laptop without problem, you can even turn off then turn on half an hour later with no problems.

  This problem occurs only when it is off and that the power is plugged in for several hours.

  Back to toshiba warranty, I've attached a note explaining the problem and even returned what he locked up so he wouldn't turn until they removed the battery.

  10 days later they returned it saying that the intensively checked the laptop and found no abnormalities.

  I plugged the battery and pressed the power button / stop and the same question once again outside of this period, that the fan runs for 2 seconds then turns off, I removed and re inserted the battery about 15 times before it started normally.

  Last night went out as normal and this morning the question of the standard of don't turn is not on at all.

  Just to clarify him when the power supply is left connected overnight or for several hours so that the system is power off the laptop does not start, the Green led lights, no fans spin, no sign of life. One way to start is to remove the battery for 10 seconds.

  I've been on toshiba again and said that if I return it a second time and they can't find a fault that I would have to pay £80 for it returned. I recorded the fault to prove that they is a fault but they seem not interested in that.

  Up to now, the bios has been updated, reinstalled windows, I can't replace drive HARD or RAM that the warranty will be voided. However issue and im 90% that this is a motherboard.

  All the ideas that I'm completely stuck on this one!

  Sorry to hear you I have a problem with your laptop.
  Problem you have is certainly hardware related issue and it should be solved by Toshiba.
  In my opinion you should not spend money for new parts, trying to solve this problem.

  Laptop warranty valid and should be set the laptop for free.

• HP pro book: 4530 Hp light up not with the inserted battery it lights up when I remove the battery

  Hello

  This morning I tried to switch on my hp probook 4530 s and there is no start, then I pluggged in adapter and still it does not illuminate the LED flashes for some time for 8 seconds and stop, when I turn it on again it does the same thing repeatedly. I removed the battery several times and connects ac, but nothing happened. And now all of a sudden turn on with power supply and no battery plugged in it. Can help me please John this question.

  Clint1

  Hello

  Welcome to the HP Support forum.

  This really looks like a hardware problem. Finally, he could end up by for a service. However, for diagnostics it is very important the number of times the LED flashes / issues.

  Please, check these items official 2 HP on these issues, that you experience now. Follow the appropriate steps that correspond to your case to try to resolve the problem:

  > > http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01732674

  > > http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03515402

  If you've tried everything but nothing works, I fear that you will need to bring your computer (or ship it) service - repair center authorized HP. If the computer is still under warranty, you must first notify HP support. If you don't know where such a Center, please contact HP support for help to find a. Here's more information:

  > > http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00372730

  > > http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html

  I would like to know how this happens. Feel free to post again.

• Remove the battery for long term industry uses on Qosmio

  Hi everyone, I remember reading somewhere that if you use your laptop on the sector for a long time (which I do now), it's a good idea to remove the battery to extend its life when you use it on battery power only.

  Is this true and will it void warranty or something like that or break my laptop?

  Thank you very much

  I put t see any reasons why you shouldn't t remove the battery when you want to run Notepad on the main power supply.
  I also think that this procedure will increase the performance of the battery life for a longer period.

  The guarantee must be valid. Please see also the drums section in the user manual.
  There you will find plenty of information and how to manage the battery

• Then I remove the battery

  I have a HP 355 g2 I have running on the network. Then I remove the battery?

  Hello

  It is fine to remove the battery and run the notebook only on the sector.

  If you do not want to do (and you have a reliable power supply ) drain the battery at 40% charge, then remove it and store it in a cool place.

  Then, once a month, reinsert the battery, turn the machine on and let the battery fully charge.  Unplug the AC adapter and let the unit run until you start getting a "low battery" warning  Completely load it again, then let the battery drain to about 40%.  Shut down the laptop, remove the battery and store it separately in a cool place.  Repeat this procedure each month will help you keep your battery in good condition.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• When I change the battery on a power outlet, Firefox is empty, I close firefox, the "do you want to close" box is empty, too.

  I can't change current alternative to battery without incident. When I change the battery on a power outlet, Firefox blinks several times then turns off. To close the browser, I click on the 'X', which fortunately remains, and that the box "you want to close" is empty also. I hit enter and Firefox closes. I reopen and select restore previous... and I can continue. Just something I've ever known, do not know how to fix it. Sometimes, if I reduce the browser (""-"") at the top right before plugging in my diet, I can work around this problem. Sometimes he waits until I have maximize the browser, and again, it flashes and turns off anyway.

  Hello numberonejason, this is perhaps a problem with hardware acceleration. try updating your graphic driver, or in the case where this does not resolve the problem, disable hardware acceleration in firefox > options > advanced > General.

• Satellite A55-S1065 - after removing the battery, BIOS ask me password

  So, something happened yesterday, and it seems to me that it is very strange.
  I have a portable Satellite A55-S1065. And while I was with power point, the
  computer crashes. In the midst of my confusion, I decided to delete
  the battery just to make him stop.

  So I did it and plugged it again
  and I tried to turn on the computer. Now, the bios ask me a password,
  but I've no idea what password it is that. Can someone help me solve this problem?
  IM really desperate to find a solution to this since this computer contain
  many of my works.

  Thank you very much.

  > After removing the battery, BIOS ask me password
  I know it may seem silly now, but I never heard of something like that. I use laptop for a long time and I had the experience with many others and strange question, but something like that, never.

  Problem is that we are dealing here in the public forum and BIOS password is a very sensitive area and very important security feature, so we can not write here about some illegal ways how you can remove the BIOS password.

  If there is no way to start your laptop, I recommend you contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help.
  I'm sorry. :(

• Satellite A500-1GL: it is advisable to remove the battery when you use the network

  I know this is a silly question but its actually something I know not so thought I would ask.

  I almost always plug my laptop into the supply line (satellite a500 1gl)
  I was wondering have you actually keep the battery installed even when using the electrical network.
  Or is it really advisable to remove the battery when you use the network?
  I didn't know if the battery should always be in place.
  Thanks for your help
  Torti

  Hello

  A few years ago it was recommended to remove the battery of the laptop if the AC adapter is plugged. What keeps the constant charge battery
  New age of batteries are better you can leave the battery in the Bay it s ok and it should not affect the performance

  However, sooner or later each battery would die it s only a matter of time, you know

• NB100: Remove the battery while plugged in that?

  I own a Toshiba NB100 and said that when I use the power cord, I have to remove the battery, after leaving the battery that connected while on hold Cela would damage the battery. Is this correct? Must I remove the battery when the netbook is plugged?

  Hey Buddy

  I started an article on the battery and some advice for her:
  [How to get the most out of the battery | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9401AZ0001R01.htm]

  Good reading! :)

• Tecra A7: Is it ok to remove the battery and store it outside of the laptop?

  I took out the battery of Tecra A7 my wife so that it does not load and offload unnecessarily (laptop works exclusively on the sector).

  However, I read on the Internet that to take out the battery can sometimes be dangerous to its electronic components: namely, electronics no longer works correctly and the battery is considered to place in Notepad, as 'dead', even if this isn't really so.

  This can happen with my Toshiba battery, too?

  I did the same thing with my older Satellite P20. I put t see any problem here. But it is recommended to charge the battery and run the laptop on battery only from time to time. Charge the battery up and he sometimes empty. It's good for each rechargeable battery.

  I put t know where you found this info but believe me you can remove the battery and laptop can run on power only.