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• How to remove the laptop battery?

  Hello!

  My question seems a little odd, isn't it? I bought a HP Pavilion dv7-1285DX two months ago. I don't know how to remove the battery from the laptop! Sounds crazy, I use HP laptop for 5 years, but I could not understand how the hell should I take the battery from this new guy! Could someone please tell me what to do. If you know how to do it please show it with a photo or something, or set up a website or video or something.
  Thank you and all comments are appreciated.

  Siar

  Message edited by Siar on 13/10/2009 02:26

  Hello

  Follow these steps: -.

  BE VERY CAREFUL!

  Before you begin any Setup or uninstall procedure:

  1 shut down the computer. If you do not know if the

  computer is turned off or in hibernation, turn on the computer.

  and then stop it through the operating system.

  2. disconnect all the external devices connected to the computer.

  3. disconnect the power cord.

  4. remove the battery by following these steps:

  a. turn the computer upside down with the front

  towards you.

  b. drag and hold the 1 battery release latch to the left.

  (Disengage the front edge of the battery of)

  the computer).

  c. lift the front edge of the battery 2 and bring her back.

  d. remove the battery.

   

  Reverse the above procedure to install the battery.

• If I saved photo on an external hard drive, now remove the laptop backup files to free up space?

  If I saved photo on an external hard drive, I can now delete backup files from the laptop for free space - my 'E' drive is full and cannot run backups more.  Also other documents that have now been removed still have backups that I need?  How will I know what backup should I keep not individually through hundreds of files?  Thank you in advance.

  Original title: can anyone help please?

  Hello

  You can take a safe backup.

  After you create your first backup, Windows backup will add new information or changed to your subsequent backups. If you save your backups on a hard drive or network, Windows backup will create a new backup, full for you automatically if necessary. If you save your backups on CDs or DVDs and could not find an existing backup disk, or if you want to create a new backup of all the files on your computer, you can create a full backup. Here's how to create a full backup:

  1. Open backup and restore by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking system and Maintenance, and then clicking the backup and restore.

  2. In the left pane, click on create new, full backup.

• How to remove the laptop battery Acer Aspire E - 15

  There is no lock on the new laptop Acer Aspire E-15.

  How the hell is the battery?

  Is this one like yours? If this isn't the case, give me the full model number.

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=-_XeJ9bGzYA

• Deleted messages remain in the Inbox when you remove the laptop profile - Outlook 2003.

  I recently started using a Blackberry that's synced with my Outlook 2003 email to work.  When I delete a message through my Blackberry, the message is deleted in both my opinion Blackberry and on my laptop when it is connected to the corporate network.  When I delete a message from my laptop when it is connected to the corporate network, the message returns in my Inbox.  Should what setting I look to have a consistent experience?

  Outlook:

   

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/default.aspx

  Office at the above link forums

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/ee861097.aspx

  Outlook Help Forums at the link above.

  They will help you with your Outlook questions when repost you in the Office Forums above.

  See you soon.

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• Lenove z510 battery - cannot start the laptop

  Hi all

  I bought a lenovo z510 7 months ago. It was working fine. Suddenly, battery does not charge while the AC adapter is connected. Then, she fell to zero, and now I can't open. It recharges even now.

  I tried to uninstall the ACIP, the energy Manager,...; However, it did not work.

  I would appreciate your help.

  Kind regards

  Maha

  In response to customer relationships of unexpected problems with the performance of the batteries portable Z500 and Z510, Lenovo made an update of the firmware of battery available via download on the Lenovo Forums.

  This battery firmware is intended to solve unexpected load following symptoms when a Z500 and Z510 mobile phone is turned on:

  • Battery is dead
  
  
  • Battery is not detected
  
  
  • Battery is detected and charged 100%, but when the power is removed, the laptop turns off immediately
  
  
  • When the battery is fully charged and the AC power is removed, the battery level falls considerably less than 10 minutes

  Please note a procedure step by step for the upgrade of the firmware is included in the .zip file, found in the file "ReadMe".

  The battery firmware update can be downloaded here: https://download.lenovo.com/lenovo/content/sm/z500_z510_battery_firmware_update.zip

  Thank you

• Mistake to replace the laptop battery HP Pavilion DV42161nr/entertainment

  When I start my PC, I get an error message that the battery is very low and must be replaced.

  Also I am not able to run my laptop without power cable.

  Please answer.

  It seems to me that you have a defective battery.

  There should be an icon in the 'System Tray', which, once selected warns talk you about the State of the battery and if he is in charge.

  When selecting this icon and you are informed that the battery it will also give you a % of the battery charge State.

  So, when you remove the laptop from the charging unit and this icon shows 'BATTERY LOW '.

  Solution would be to replace the batteries.

  Hope this helps

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  Could a mod/staff/Board Toshiba administrator please explain to me why I'm going to draw the consequences of my lack full on my face because I followed a form of direct teaching of personnel of Toshiba or... Please run me through the process of bring back my cell partners in life, before that I get my Crown snatched jewels. This isn't a laugh. An upgrade directly from the manufacturer is not intended to cause you problems!

  Please get back to me as soon as POSSIBLE. My first son moments of life (videos, photos) are on this laptop. That cannot be replaced. Please tell me that the laptop can be fixed...

  Hello Durks

  I'm really sorry to hear you I have this problem.
  To be honest, it is not easy to discuss about this because a lot of people on this forum with a similar or same problem reacts quite aggressive if they don t hear exactly the thing they want to hear.

  In any case, I just want to write my comment. Don t be worried about photos and other important data. You can remove the laptop HARD drive, put it in a small box of HDD SATA 2.5 and connect the HARD drive to the other PC / laptop as external device. You will have full access to all stored data. So you can do the backup.

  Update the BIOS.
  What to say at this point?
  I have checked the Toshiba download page and saw that the BIOS update is available for Windows XP Home edition and Vista pre-installed notebooks so I hope you ve chosen the right one. Anyway, it is not easy to fix screwed up in the BIOS. You hate me now, but I think you should contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help. Call them, explain the situation and ask what you can do about it.

  I hope you will fix this laptop soon.

  Good luck.

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• 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

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  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.

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  Also, made a direct power use when the battery is removed likely to affect the performance of the system or cause damage to the hardware components, D.C.
  I ask because I've always liked running 3D applications when using my laptop at home. I use so to remove my battery when its completely charged. I recently met a smell of smoke the fan light but I didn't not take seriously because I couldn't feel it again thereafter. A few weeks back my laptop has plenty of the charging port and would not load or show indicator when charger is inserted. I tested the charger with another machine and it worked perfectly.

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• HP G60-126NR: laptop does not start unless that removed the CMOS battery

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• Can't remove the battery from dm4-1162us laptop

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  I started the program installation, as indicated, and the first order of the day is to insert the battery. It has been very difficult to insert, compared to the laptop PC battery much, I have added/removed over the past 18 years. (Also, I'm a female light weight with near-frostbitten fingers, so I couldn't use Brute Force).

  When the battery have CLICKED into place, she jammed the release button, too, and I could not remove the battery. I took it to the Office Depot, where it was purchased, for a GUY to watch, and they agreed that there was PAPER jam.

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  Thanks for any advice in this FRUSTRATING matter! I like what I've seen of the features, so far, but him have not yet "taken for a drive on the internet' still...

  Deb

  Hello

  I would take the offer from the other stores in the Exchange or replacement.  If the battery is currently blocked in Notepad, you have no way of knowing if any defect or the terminals of the battery terminals on the PC.

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• Possible to remove the rechargeable battery (battery) for a long time?

  I have laptop Satellite U940. Is it possible to remove the rechargeable battery, for example, for several months, while I use the laptop with external power only? Is - harmful to the battery?

  When I'm at home, I usually use the laptop with external power supply only. I rarely need to the rechargeable battery.

  Of course, it is possible and you can do it, but I really put t know if it's so important. Long time ago, that it has a meaning, but today, when the laptop uses the latest battery technology something like this is unnecessary.

  I have old Satellite P200 and he is 5 years old. I ve never removed battery and even now I can use the laptop almost 2 hours on battery power (depends on the supply and usage parameters).

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