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• Experiences over seven years with the battery life in laptop computers Tecra

  Seven years ago, I bought a Tecra 780DVD, five years ago a Tecra 8100 and two years ago a Tecra S1. They re all still in regular use and I ve used now six packs of lithium ion batteries. My experience suggests that these four guidelines are worth observing:

  1. it is preferable to the hibernation and remove the battery if the laptop will be inactive for more than 2 or 3 days.
  2 operating time vary a lot between the samples of battery even with the same operating conditions.
  3 leave the charger plugged in with the full light on doesn't seem to hurt (despite some of the recommendations).
  4. better is not the first time, that it is unable to charge the battery of junk. The trick described below may reset the battery and get more useful life out of it.

  Tecras see the end of battery life by battery light flashes orange or stay off when you try to reload. Last week when I returned from vacation what happened the 780 (now the WiFi print server) and I felt like déjà vu because all 4 batteries (three on the 780) and the other on the 8100 that I ve had previously fail expired the same way they failed to charge after 7 to 14 days of hibernation with the battery left in. In my view, that it can hardly be a coincidence.

  I still had another 780 old farm and an old battery for 8100 that both failed about two years ago I did some tests. The batteries two 780 showed 10-11 volts on a voltmeter, but when I put them in the laptop and plugged in the charger, the led load always flashed. However, when I plugged the laptop battery already started the grid only, the hanging lamp orange and after an hour or two went green.

  I think this shock treatment can have done in battery electronics forget they were supposed to be dead. Anyway, I did with all three batteries and then ran to see how long d last. The results were:

  (1) the 780 battery failed last week (after 36 months used) can now run the laptop for an hour.
  (2) the 8100 battery (with the active service of 16 months, but 'believed dead' for two years) will now run for 10 minutes or more.
  (3) the 780 battery believed dead for two years (after 19 months used) appears to load but t does not work the laptop. Half of the battery ended up hot and half cold, so now I guess that it s really dead.

  Hoping others will compare notes, I've summarized below how long my battery packs lasted before they refused to pay more.

  Tecra780DVD:
  Original battery: 30 months (discarded too soon. Might have gotten more if I had tried to trick reset).
  First replacement: 19 months (stored for two years, after which reset didn't work).
  Second alternative: 36 months (after reset now works for an hour).

  Tecra 8100:
  Original battery: 16 months (stored for 2 years. After reset now lasts 10 minutes).
  First replacement: 41 months and always well run.

  Tecra S1:
  Original battery: 29 months and always well run.

  All are genuine Toshiba and operating conditions are quite similar for all. Laptops tend to run 4-8 hours per day with the charger plugged and maybe half an hour on battery only. Sometimes we forget and the charger remains connected all night.

  I m now wish I d tried the trick of reset on all batteries as soon as they failed, but at least I seem to have rescued two batteries. Even a moment of execution as short as 10 min is useful on a laptop that s especially power sector. It protects against power failure and you can keep your battery in the fridge until you need it for a trip.

  David Tong
  Leeds, UK.

  Hello Johnson

  It seems that you are very big fan of Toshiba laptops :)
  Thanks a lot for this long case study and share this information with us.
  I'm sure that this info helps many users of the community.
  Our community needs more users like you. ;)

  Best regards

• Satellite A100 - problem with the operation of the battery

  Hello!

  My laptop (I bought 1.5 years ago) has a big problem when you use with the battery.
  First of all, with a fully charged battery, the notification of "limited battery status" appears after 2 minutes of operation and after 5 minutes, he goes to the standby mode due to the level of the battery is very low.

  Then, I plug it into the AC power and the battery remains yellow for about 15 minutes light and then turns blue.
  (The battery is OK, I tested it on another satellite A100)

  What can be the problem?

  Thanks in advance!

  Maria

  Given that you have tested the battery in another satellite A100, the problem must be in the settings of your computer:

  1 > START > CONTROL PANEL > POWER SELECT THE OPTIONS ICON

  2 > you will now see a screen that shows your management food and note * one * has a tick that is a small point in a circle:

  3 > BALANCED > POWER SAVER > HIGH PERFORMANCE

  4 > THE PLAN OF POWER > CLICK ON CHANGE PLAN SETTINGS > WILL DISPLAY A SCREEN SHOWING YOUR PLAN!

  5 > GO TO > * CLICK * WHERE IT SAYS CHANGE ADVANCED POWER SETTINGS

  6 > IF YOU SCROLL THE BAR TO THE * SIGN + > BATTERY-CLICK * THE * SIGN.

  7 > YOU SHOULD HAVE: you will need to have play with these settings, or you can click on restore plan defaults to see if that will solve your problem

  Notes by clicking on the * + plus SIGN next to tany of these options below will allow you to change what event happens on your computer.

  + CRITICAL BATTERY ACTION

  + LOW BATTERY LEVEL

  + CRITICAL BATTERY LEVEL

  + LOW BATTERY NOTIFICATION

  + BATTERY LOW ACTION

• About half the time an incoming call makes my phone ring; half of the time (unpredictably), it just goes straight to voicemail. How can I fix?

  About half the time an incoming call makes my phone ring; half of the time (unpredictably), it just goes straight to voicemail. How can I fix?

  Check: Settings - do not disturb = Off?

• Sansa View not recharge, but the battery becomes hot, no blue ring

  I just bought a Sansa View, my first MP3 player. It did not really work just yet, I've had a week now. The battery life is very short.

  What I can't understand is this evening when I plugged it in to recharge, it will not respond with the blue ring and the battery/back of the appliance becomes hot.

  The laptop USB or the wall socket taken USB now works. He's dead and not answering anything either (but not hot to the touch).

  Jiggling the plug does not help. It is a problem of dealbreaker.

  I will exchange it tomorrow unless someone has a bright idea!

  something is certainly wrong internally, battery and wiring autour seems likely. Get it not traded, that's exactly what you need to do and someone must relay this sandisk problem, because if it is a fault of power, then thers probably more then a player with the potential to make this happen.

• My BB Torch for blackBerry Smartphones is a disaster, every day that it's even worse, today the battery died after half a day...

  Why carry a phone is to call

  a Smartphone to have also contacts, calendar and the possibility to take the multiplication with some basic info and a few basic of internet access applications

  According to the data leaves a Torch 9800 should do everything that

  and it does so in time the battery lasts, but diwews of the battery during the night or the day more or less independent form the work you do.

  I removed in the meantime nearly all of the Apps I have installed over time...  I reduced backgorund light etc.

  I followed the advice of the internt vaissaille spoending money for a bberry Holster in order to have this function of sleep famos...

  and it does not work, I am now at the poin that I'll get alternative devices if I do not get a link to a site of RIM bberry serious real valuable information, or promise to give me a SW update or something like that. To my knowledge, it's the OS and not the applications... (which anyway menawhile are remoived...

  RIM, do you listen?

  a frustrated user back from a void in me device...

  dwonloading currently now from here:

  http://swdownloads.BlackBerry.com/downloads/contactFormPreload.do?code=02A32AD2669E6FE298E607FE7CC0E...

  Oh by the way but maybe I discuss in a stream of seven. : I can't calendar weeks for work...

  Tom

• XPRT: How to remove the battery cover?

  How to remove the cover of the battery on the XPRT correctly? You lift up the slot on the bottom next to the mic or what? Nothing really seems to drag...

  Hold the phone upside down, the back facing you, place your middle finger

  into the slot that is located just above the speaker.

  A little pull with your middle finger back enough to place your index finger and

  ring finger away from each side.

  Place your thumb in the center of the lid, close the Motorola "M" logo

  Pull with your index, middle and ring finger with your thumb as

  leverage and the back will be open.

  You can remove the lid of the compartment from the rest of the way by pulling

  you.

  The back door is pretty thin, so be careful not to overdo with

  your thumb, you try not to snap paused just half, the 'seal '.

  the bottom of the phone.

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• Latitude 10 - How to remove the battery

  I'm new to this community and using a tablet. My 10 Latitude happened last week, as well as my two spare batteries. (I vacation where there is no power.) But I can't remove the existing battery. The switch moves to half way and the battery didn't budge.

  Any ideas what I need to do?

  Sorted! I emailed support and they gave me the best phone number to call. After talking to three different people (if you ever ring, make sure that you have your service in front of you and you know the phonetic alphabet.) You don't have to repeat everything again and again repeat.)

  Anyway, after finally making contact with the correct service, there was no problem and I have been informed that a technician would be out to repair my tablet. The next day the technician rang, made an appointment and confirmed my address. The next day (today), he was there (he came from a city 1.5 hours away from mine) and the locking system was replaced in less than half an hour.

  Now, it's the bit that someone else with a sticky Latitude 10 battery latch will need to know. Between us, the technician and I worked that the best way to release the battery should push as far as it would go with one finger and then get the other thumb into the void. From there, it is "relatively" easy to slip the plug back and exit will appear automatically the battery.

  In other words, do not use tools to try to move the latch.

  Well, it is a job with both hands and it is not convenient, but at least I know there is no chance I'll lose or damage my battery in transit AND I can change my battery when I need to.

  Thank you, Dell.

• BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphones keep closing and drains the battery.

  I'm new to this forum, so if this problem has been discussed and resolved, I apologize. My Bold 9700 guard dying and closing unexpectedly. It takes forever so he can start up (flashing red light).  Sometimes I even remove the battery to get a reaction. When the loading bar ends & comes back from the screen, the battery is completely dead, even if it was at least half full before that happened.  BTW, this has happened several times with my old battery so I bought a new OEM battery.  It's happened twice since then.  Stranger still, when I was with a friend today, his "BOLD" does exactly the same thing.  That is what it is?

  Your phone is obviously having software problems.  As such, you must reload the operating system of your phone.  Any other suggestion is just going to skirt the issue; You must get the brain of your charge phone.

  To do this, connect your phone to your PC and open BlackBerry Desktop Software.  Click the device in the upper part of the software and then update.

  If your phone does not connect to the BDS, take a look at this article from RIM:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB10144

  Let us know if that helps you.

• External display on HDMI overheating my Mac and drains the battery badly

  Hey guys.

  I am using a MBP retina 2012 15 inches with an external monitor, a generic LCD 1080 p via HDMI without problems. And recently updated for Sierra.

  The question starts immediately when I plug it into the screen. The Macbook seems to overheat and run fans above 4000 rpm, which is very audible and boring. CPU and GPU temperatures go above 70 degrees C (normally they make 50 +). The battery holds for only 1.5 hours, generally works well for 4-5 hours.
  I tried killing all apps, followed a bad process in activity monitor, changing default resolution - nothing helps so far. The CPU is barely used by 10%, the memory pressure is fine.
  It's just that time when I plug the screen - Mac starts bad feeling. Never, the problem occurred on El Capitan. Maybe it's a GPU problem, but certainly caused by the OS.
  All the world had the same problem?

  Try resetting the NVRAM (hold down the command-option-P-R on startup).

  Also, try to restart in Mode without failure, then normally again.

  Finally, try logging into your account, sign in to a user account (or the guest account) and connect the external display. Same problem? If it works fine for a new account then it's something in your own account which is the cause - perhaps an element of connection or some other system changes induced by the operating system previous and who does not play nice with Sierra.

• Watch the battery dies quickly

  My watch is now about a year. It can hold a charge for a day and a half. Now its down to 13% after 9 hours. Is there something running which is the cause? I do not remember more than accessing them before or to use it for something other than checking the time and the occasional text message.

  Hello

  Battery life varies depending on use and other factors.

  During tests, for example, Apple has reached 18 hours of battery life with the next use: 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of usage of the app and a workout of 30 minutes with Apple Watch Bluetooth music playback.

  As your watch is known today of battery significantly shorter than before, no significant changes in usage or obvious cause, try the following steps, which have helped to solve the problems of the battery life for some users:

  • If you have not already done so, update your iPhone and Apple Watch to the latest version of the software, from your iPhone:
    • Update the software on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support iOS
    • Update the software on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • Close all open applications on your iPhone to them and then restart your iPhone and your watch:
    • On your iPhone: double-click the Home button, and then drag upward on each Preview app to close;
    • Close the two devices together, and then restart your iPhone first.
      • Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support
      • Restart your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • Disable the twinning and re - pair your watch:
    • The app shows on your iPhone of takes a backup of your watch automatically when the unpairing via the application. The installation again, choose restore backup. Most of the data and settings will be restored, with a few exceptions (for example cards Pay Apple, access code).
    • Cancel the twinning of your iPhone - Apple and Apple Watch Support
    • Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support
  • Verify that you do not practice race or paused in the integrated training application.
  • If you already have (not necessarily only recently) already used any third party fitness, followed applications such as Strava to Records workouts on your watch, check on your watch to see if there is currently activity paused in the any of these applications. If there is, put an end to this activity of this application on your watch (not on your iPhone).
    • If in doubt, it can help to remove this any application of third party fitness of your watch.
  • Under earlier versions of the software, some users have reported problems with battery life in the framework using profiles and/or Exchange calendars. If you use an Exchange calendar, can help to one or more of the following:
    • Check your Exchange calendar for all items before today.
    • Delete / delete all old messages related to the prompt calendar Inbox (accept and refuse notifications).
    • Create a rule in your email account Outlook moves future all accept and reject responses as they are received, in a separate e-mail folder that will not sync with your iPhone and Apple Watch.
    • Consult your Exchange calendar to find errors.
  • Finally, it can help to remove all third-party applications on your watch and then monitor the performance of the battery after you have added back, one at a time. It is the same regarding complications of watch face.

  After trying the above steps, if your watch continues discover much shorter battery life than suggest examples of Apple you should expect, contact Apple support (mail service may be available) or make a Genius Bar reservation in order to have your watch checked, if recommended by Apple (warranty, if it qualifies):

  • Contact - Support official Apple
  • https://Twitter.com/applesupport
  • http://www.Apple.com/retail/Geniusbar/

  More information:

  http://www.Apple.com/watch/battery.html

• Use of the battery by app is no longer visible

  When my iPhone was brand new I used to see the use of the battery by app, but the small blue clock next to the "use of the battery" icon in settings/battery disappeared after a week or two. How do I get it back?

  How many minutes he normally brings to see app use? It looks like half an hour is not enough.

  I have the latest version of the system 9.3.4.

  The first thing to try, if you have not already, is a reboot or a forced reboot:

  Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  If this does not help, then a backup/restore may be in order:

  The backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch - Apple Support

  Restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from a backup - Apple Support

  If this does not help, you may need to reset as a new device (which will lose your settings current, data, etc.):

  How to clear your iOS device and then set up as a new device or restore from backups - Apple Support

• On the life of the battery of my new Macbook 2015

  Dear all,

  I bought a NEW MACBOOK 2015 version and the battery is not not as advertised might work for 9 hours. Do I know what application or adjustment should I change/adjust in order to get the battery life up to 9 hours of battery life perfect? I'm just a user with light mail scanning and safari surf.

  My new macbook could only maximum operated from 7 hours fully charged same. Need expert help.

  Have you read the many entries in this thread:

  New MacBook by getting only 5 hours of battery life

  Skimming it I can see that there are a number of frustrated users, while others have no problems. It is fairly typical of a computer problem. There are suggestions on how to reduce battery drain and to monitor the status of the battery. Interesting to read but no promises.

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• Tecra Z50 A-h-13 - fan works half of the time

  Hello

  I got a new Tecra Z50 A-h-13 (i5, 8 GB RAM).

  Although the processor is underemployed (approx. 20% of capacity), the fan works half of the time!

  When the fan is running the Toshiba PC Health Monitor shows approximately 44% CPU temp. and 36% system temp.

  When the fan works not the Toshiba PC Health Monitor shows similar values!

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  In my opinion, the fan is not alone. I have not found a possibility to adjust the speed of the fan (PC Health Monitor always shows 45%) or the starting temperature. The current Version of BIOS is installed.

  Is it possible to get a SMART fan control?

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  Hello

  The manual fan control is very limited.
  What you can do is to change some parameters in the Windows power options.
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  Then choose Advanced settings.

  In the advanced power settings, you will find the option method Cooing and the performance of the processor.
  I recommend you degrade the performance of the max processor at 90-95% and to change the method of passive cooling (both for the battery and plugged)

• Re: Satellite A200-23N - I need the program that displays the status of the battery

  Can someone help me?

  I need the program that shows me the status of the battery of the laptop
  My laptop model is Satellite A200-23N.
  Please I need help!

  Hello

  What operating system do you use?
  Usually in the taskbar, it is symbol of power, and if the laptop is running on battery power power move the pointer of the mouse over this symbol and info on the battery power will be shown. You can see how can % of battery power has.