Satellite A300-1BZ - new battery does not charge

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• Satellite M45-S165 new battery does not charge from 25%

  Hello

  It is of a Satellite M45-S165 running Windows XP SP2.

  I just put in a new battery of Technuity sold at Circuit City. Followed the instructions and let it charge for 10 hours before you use it. The laptop turned off while charging.

  On the laptop Toshiba Power Saver says that the battery has been charged only 25%. He just won't let it load more than that.

  I close GST since the the Task Manager and open the gauge on the control panel Windows. After you run just the battery for a while I tried to recharge it. But the windows power meter is showing that the battery is charging, but who is stuck at 3%.

  The battery is new, so no idea on what it prevents to load completely?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  At first, I must say that you've done everything right and this is probably not due to the battery (I hope you bought the right one). The question is are at - there some problem with electronic control gear.

  You must understand that it is not easy to simply explain to these issues and to see what the problem is here, it is necessary to run the diagnostics program and check the electronic feature of the power supply.

  This can be done by only authorized service provider. If you do need to make the decision. Make a call and ask them what can be the reason for this. Inform you of what you can do with it. What else can you do?

• Satellite L655 new battery does not charge

  Satellite L655 new battery does not charge

  Hello halik

  It is not easy to say what the problem is here.
  Purchased new and original Toshiba battery with the same part number (model number).

  New battery is recognized by the system?

• Satellite A70 new battery does not charge

  I finally bought a replacement battery for my very old laptop as the original accompanying made his life after 5 years of good and loyal service. Anyway, the strange thing is when I put the new battery with my laptop is off the battery on the front indicator turned green in about 2 hours, but when I tried to start my laptop on the new battery he got a short distance after the Toshiba screen and then died.

  Then with my laptop stays off, I connected again and of course the light glowed amber again.
  I left it for a good 5 hours to juice to the top, but since nothing has changed after this time I turned on the computer laptop back to see how far I got.

  The utility Toshiba Power Management was told that the battery was 98%, so I left the laptop on while a moment and she eventually is in standby mode. I left it this way for more than 24 hours, but after this time I got home and the Toshiba power management utility still costs 98% indicated. So I decided to see if it would work without the power adapter as 98% of support is fairly complete but to remove my laptop AC adapter is dead.

  I thought it might be a problem with the AC in port on my laptop because it is a common problem with the A70 and A75, but I which excluded when I found him still able to load my old battery. This also has rulled a problem the laptop itself because it still works very well the old battery, only for 2 hours of processing however.

  Just to be sure, I've had the battery in the laptop for days now and no change. It still doesn't start to the top of the battery and it still says fresh 98%. Is this a defective battery, a problem of communication between the microprocessor of the battery and my laptop, or is this a problem with the Toshiba power management utility?

  > I find that he is still able to charge my old battery
  This means that the laptop is able to charge the battery and work well with the old battery is good?

  > It still doesn't start to the top of the battery and it still says fresh 98%.
  If the laptop works correctly with the old battery and you get problems only using the new battery, so I guess that the stack is not function correctly or it s is not compatible

  In my opinion, you should change the battery and should try another

  Good luck

• Brand new battery does not charge

  I just bought a new for my Toshiba satellite laptop after installing computer and plugged in, battery display icon battery 50% and not charging.  What's happening please? I need help.

  This can help. I would also contact Toshiba support.

  http://forums.Toshiba.com/T5/Satellite-Pro-laptops/battery-plugged-in-not-charging/TD-p/291593

  http://support.Toshiba.com/support/viewContentDetail?ContentId=4004523

• Satellite 3000-100: 2nd battery does not charge.

  Hi, I have just a PA3099U-1BRS bought 2nd battery internal bay for Satellite 3000-100, but he remains at 0% and will not load. I read the areas of support of the site and it says I need at least v1.90 BIOS and I 2.40 (otherwise it could have been the cause of the problem), is there anything else I can try? Thanks, Tommy

  Hello

  If I remember well enough the Satellite 3000 features of a small reset button must be pressed with a pen. Check it please and if yes put the new battery inside, start the machine and immediately press the reset button and hold for about 15 or 20 seconds.

• Satellite L30 - battery does not charge

  I have a Satellite L30 and the battery does not seem to charge.

  The battery keeps flickering light with yellow outside. I can use the laptop when I am connected but when if I'm moving to much the battery seems to lose the connection to the AC adapter.

  I don't know if it's the battery or something else.
  Can anyone help?

  Please, remove the battery and use laptop with AC adapter only. I imagine that you will be able to use your laptop properly. When the laptop is ON put the battery back in place and let us know if the battery led will continue to Flash.

  If Yes, I'm pretty sure the battery is dead and you need a new.

• Satellite L655-13V - battery does not charge

  I have laptop Satellite L655-13V and the battery does not charge while I plugged the AC/DC adapter.
  and give me this status: "plugged in, not charging."
  And when I connect the battery only work on computer, and when I connect the AC/DC adapter only without battery the computer works also.

  But when I connect the battery and plugged to the AC/DC battery adapter not charging and give me this status: "plugged in, does not support".

  Please, help me to overcome this problem.

  Hello

  Leave the AC adapter plugged into the laptop for a longer period of time.
  In many cases, the battery may not start to demand immediately, as his deeply discharged.
  In this case the adapter must be connected to the laptop for a long period of precharge the battery, then the battery should start loading as usual.

• Inspiron 5748 - new battery, do not charge, new adapter not recognised...jack/socket or Win10 problem?

  Battery does not charge in my Inspiron 5748 - Intel [email protected] / 8 GB RAM / 1 TB drive / two years. I replaced the charger and the battery but the problem persists. I've seen on other mobile messages and wonder if this could be a problem with the connector/plug (between the adapter and laptop), and if I could replace that? In addition, the problem seems to have started when we went from Win8.1 to Win10; would that be a problem?

  It is a hardware issue that will not be solved by a BIOS update.

  If the system is under warranty, call Dell for the repair or replacement of the adapter / power to the system.

  If it is out of warranty,

  1. try a new adapter Dell OEM.  It can solve the problem.

  2. in the case, replace the DC Jack:

  www.Parts-People.com/index.php

  3. If that does not resolve the problem, it is the motherboard that is defective and must be replaced.

• Battery does not charge, but by Satellite Pro L510 is running in battery mode

  Hi, I had a few odd battery problems these days:

  I had charged my laptop completely to 100% and then used it on the train on my way home (in Windows 7 64-bit), how I got it to about 70%, shut down normally, put it in my bag and left there until I got home. When I got home, I tried to turn it on but it lights and battery light orange blinking indicating that there can be no charge. I plugged it in and it worked as usual (Linux), so don't think too hard on this subject.

  Later I realized that the battery was still the load after longer that it should have been and running the acpi + (linux) command told me has the battery + charge, 0%, charge at the zero rate - will never fully charge. + I disconnected to see if it worked, and the battery lasted as usual, although always it's 0% charge rate.

  I started in Windows 7, and the battery reported that it was at 68%, so I assumed it was back to normal. A while later, I noticed that he was still 68%, despite having connected for a while - at least an hour. Start on linux, acpi showed data battery normal search, except that it was 'blocked' to 68%.

  I disconnected the laptop and run it as usual, and it ran until he cut; I guess with him out of power. I plugged it back in and it is 'charge' again, even if it is still 0% battery and "load at the zero rate".

  Before all this happened, the battery works well - apparently to 94% of its capacity. It would be modified for a few hours unplugged play movies or games.

  Summary: PC laptop battery suddenly going to works "attributed to the zero rate" and 0% complete; battery still seems to work very well, seems fresh and portable no power plugged in but the battery is not 'charging' or have his percentage of charge remaining increase.

  Someone at - it ideas? I have yet to try a BIOS update, but it seems that there is one available, so I will give that a try. I feel that the problem is not the battery as the battery controller, so I don't want to invest in a new battery without knowing it, the problem will be solved.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  I think you should try upgrading the BIOS
  BIOS default value, and then try to charge the battery again.

  > get the impression, the problem is not the battery as the battery controller, so I don't want to invest in a new battery without knowing it, the problem will be solved.
  Well, it of really difficult to tell if the battery or the mobo may be affected
  In my opinion, the battery must be tested without a doubt

• Satellite L500D battery does not charge

  My L500D is less 12 months... sound closer to 8 months and the battery will not charge...
  I tried the troubleshooting tips him are delivered with the user manual but light only stays on for about 5 seconds and it constantly says 0%.

  Right now I am an extremely frustrated owner of Toshiba and will be offended if I need to replace the battery after 8 months of normal personal use.

  All the tips, advice and suggestions are more then appreciated!

  Hello

  Battery problems are nothing unusual, that sooner or later each battery will die it s only a matter of time but of course he s strange that the battery can not be charged after 8 months of use

  However, the battery and the laptop are covered under warranty for 12 months.
  You should get in touch with a local ASP in order to solve this problem
  If the warranty is valid, everything must be done free of charge...
  .
  Good luck

• BlackBerry Smartphones battery does not charge in cradle

  Little new here, I have a storm 9530 through Verizon.  After a 5.0.0.32 8 update I'm having a problem loading the phone. When it is placed in the cradle, that the phone does not charge, indicator does not illuminate. After several tests, it will load. If this isn't the case, then a battery pull will do. Now, it becomes more difficult to load the same with the battery pull. Is there a solution for this problem? Another date? Help, please. Thank you.

  I tried your solution last night and the camera loaded to thank you for your help.

• Aspire V5 battery does not charge

  My Aspire V5 battery does not load.

  I don't know how old is your system, but I know that I had to replace a few chargers for my children, laptops...

  Unfortunately, no matter what the company. If it is not used only on a desktop and it never moves a cord of the charger can scoop on...

  It could be the PORT where the charger plugs or it could be the lead from the charger. Sometimes you can find the brake by the feeling of the line, and sometimes you can't see something wrong. If you knjow someone with the same type of system as yours, you can try charger of them and if it works, then you know it's your Charger if it don't then it maybe as I said the PORT when you plug...

  James

• Sansa Clip Zip battery does not charge, goes directly to the screen of the song

  It's my third Sansa MP3 players.  The first was a Sansa Fuze with the round button.  Like that one but my husband needed more that I did it I gave it to him.  He is old, but the player is still so today.

  The second was a Sansa Fuze + with the touchpad.  The touchpad has been way too sensitive but I need to play only two songs for sleep therapy while I was fine with it until the battery suddenly stopped charging a few months ago, I posted my problems in the Sansa Fuze + forum.  After trying a few suggestions, I finally accepted that he was a Goner.

  I bought this Sansa Clip Zip 4 G, thinking that should last at least for a while because I use every day.  In fact, I needed only when I had disorders of sleep during the night;  I probably used it once every two weeks or more.  I used my cell phone to the device, had no problems until now.

  The last time that I loaded it was 2 weeks, to 98% full - the thing never indicated 100% while it was a little weird.  In any case, I had problems sleeping two nights ago so I took out the Clip Zip and noticed that the battery still had plenty of juice left.  This morning I checked the battery, he had 68%, but I thought I needed could again tonight so better it load up, just in case where.

  I connected it to my computer, but it did not show "connected" screen  Instead, he went straight to the last song I listened to.  I thought it was weird so I turned off the player then tried again.  Of course, he went directly to the screen of the song.  I noticed that the battery icon was showing 'filler '.  I thought that if I left it connected to the pc long enough IT would eventually deducted.  Two hours later, I checked the computer and it says that the drive battery was dangerously low.  I disconnected and then reconnected and this time he said 98% charged.  I loaded a bit more just in case so I used the player for about 15 minutes and the player turns off.  Plugged into the pc and now it says battery is extremely low, while the last hours do not charge the battery, but it drains pretty!

  My last attempt was to plug into a wall charger and guess what?  He went directly to the screen of the song once again.  Contrary to connect to the computer, I could actually turn off the player but this way does not charge the battery, or.   It's exactly the same problem as my second player, the Sansa Fuze +.

  I bought the last two players from Sansa, simply because I really liked the first which of course had been abandoned a long time ago.  I don't know if I have bad luck or it is just an issue joint Sansa players but one way or the other I don't buy any Sansa more in the future.  He is a big name that comes with the big disappointment!

  You can also try a reset by pressing and hold the power button for 20-30 seconds. Release it and then turn it on normally and see how it behaves.

  By your description of the message "dangerously low" you get then plug it into your computer, which tells me that you use MTP mode on the player (or default automatic default, MTP). MTP mode can be pretty weird; better to use MSC mode unless you have need to PSG for "protected" content or DRM files such as Rhapsody or audio in your library or Audible books. The small "crirically" message is a bug in Windows 7 (using MTP mode) that Microsoft did not consider important enough to fix.

• Pavilion dv4: battery does not charge even when it is plugged (load plugged says), but doesn't move 19%

  Hello hp Support Forums.

  Hardware specifications of the machine (if required):

  Laptop model: HP Pavilion dv4 Notebook PC
  OS: Windows 7 Home Premium x 64
  CPU: Intel (r) Core i5 - 3210M @ 2.50 GHz (4 processors)
  RAM: 8192 MB RAM (4096 MB x 2) DDR3
  Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics 4000 @ 1 696 MB
  Audio: IDT High Definition Audio 16-bit
  HARD drive: 750 GB SAMSUNG Spinpoint M8 ST750LM022 HN-M750MBB

  I own a laptop PC hp Pavilion dv4 laptop and this morning there was a sudden battery problem, I was playing Dota 2 and the Steam interface told me that the battery percentage was 12% (7 minutes from the end) then I moved and grabbed the chager, plugged into the outlet and plugged the charger in laptop a few seconds later the laptop turns off suddenly and won't restart, even if the charger is plugged there no light came from the load indicator.

  A few minutes later do research for similar problems, there was a solution to remove the battery and the charger then press and hold power for 30 seconds and 3-5 minutes then return the battery but it did nothing.

  After with some research, the indicator load on all of a sudden and when I start the laptop it was on 12 percent and billed not (there is no indicator that the charger is plugged) and turns off suddenly without warning.

  Later, with a bit of panic and thought, I removed the battery and the charge light lit, which allows me to boot up the laptop and when Windows starts, I plugged it to the battery and it says: 19% (plugged in, load) so I track for a bit, but it didn't move at all, even when I changed the power of High Performance for HP recommended settings , window 19% available (plugged in, load) but it's just, it, don't move or anything like that.

  EDIT: When I unplugged the charger to move my computer laptop and plugged in again, the indicator not lit and does not charge the battery thus forcing me to shut down or Hibernate, and remove the battery to the charge light.

  Your battery is quite likely to be having no longer life left.

  It is that if your laptop starts up without the battery, since the race, the battery test is not a viable option.