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  Hello

  It might possible that the battery is going bad.

  However, try the following steps:

  Method 1:

  See the link, then run the Fixit.

  The problems of power consumption and extend laptop battery life
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_battery_power_settings/en-us

  Method 2:

  Battery meter: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/battery-meter-frequently-asked-questions

  If the steps above fail then I would suggest that you contact Toshiba support. Check out the link.

  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  It will be useful.

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  Modern laptops won't let not the battery overload. If the color of the white led charge\power then it is no longer supported. If it's orange, then it reloads.

  If a laptop is used as a permanent replacement office and always stay connected, so the best plan would be to remove the battery and store it in a cool place. Plug the power adapter and use it as your desktop. There are a number of schools of thought on the State of charge of the battery must be stored. As long as you use the laptop with the battery from time to time and let it load, the battery must remain in good condition for at least a few years.

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• MS A30 - battery charging when I plug in the power cable

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  I'm having some problems with (I think) on my A30 power management utility. When I am running on battery power and I plug in the power cable, the battery continues to discharge even if the laptop 'knows' that it runs on the power grid (ie the utility says "current generator: alternating current.") "Online, discharges: 82%. Strangely, if I put the laptop in mode 'sleep', then resume, she goes back to normal (i.e. working on current alternative, the battery charges).

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  I had a problem with my cd - rw (plextor px-5224ta) and dvd - rom not opening not readers.  I opened my case and only disconnected the power cables, leaving cables ribbons connected, so that I can drag players a bit and work with trays to correct.  Once this was accomplished, I reinstalled the screw on their trays and reconnected power cables.  I start and the discs are recognized only in the Setup, nothing in the Manager device or workstation tab 'manage '.  Once XP starts they disappear completely, no yellow exclamation point, no code error 39, etc just disappeared.  I searched through endless forums and this site and tried everything that has been mentioned previously (double check all physical connections, remove case filters in the registry, the thing FixIt from Microsoft).  When none of that worked, I figured that the discs themselves were dead, even if they would be open, close and turn.  I cannibalized another pc with a cd - rw to hitachi and who threw in there without change.  I booted from the cd - rw with no problems, but windows is not yet anything optical displays on my system.  The cd - rw and dvd - rom are configured as IDE primary master and slave, respectively, although I've tried in the secondary without success.  It seems to me that I have completely a software problem.  I think I'm pretty computer savvy but I am down to a reinstall of XP MCE and I wanted to check with the experts, if I had missed something before.  And if it doesn't I'll throw him off the roof :-)

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  Thank you for your message.  Your troubleshooting steps are healthy, the only thing that I would recommend before you resort to the "roof" or "Reinstall" would update the firmware or drivers.  You should be able to find this on the part of the manufacturer of your computer or the website of the manufacturer of the CD - RW.  Please let us know if it did or did not help to solve your problem.
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• Color scheme changing based whenever I plug in the power cable

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  Whenever I plug or on the power cable the entire screen "blinks" a few times, shows a ToolTip really fast (I caught with a print screen and it says: "the color scheme was changed to Windows 7 Basic.) A running program is not compatible with certain Visual elements of Windows. Click here for more information. ("I can't click as it closes quickly) and then the screen is back to normal.

  Well, it's kind of normal. Open windows are becoming fully optimized not and if I'm on youtube then the video becomes really small, but if I reduce the window and open it again then it's good.

  It wasn't really a problem for me until yesterday when it happens again and became a black chrome, which has been opened until I plugged in the cable, and it took a few minutes before it returned to normal (unless I closed and opened again).

  I tried already in the system-> performance options properties to select the 'Adjust to improve the appearance"and it did not work.

  Unfortunately, I see no option here to post a screenshot of that.

  In any case, I have HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC with Windows 7 Home Premium.

  I have enough disk space in my computer and the programs that are open, when I do this are usually office (word or excel for most) and chrome.

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  2. make sure that the power plan that you use is not set to Power Saver. To check, go to Control Panel > system and security > Power Options.

  3. make sure that your computer has enough memory when you unplug the power cable. To check, do a right-click the taskbar, click Task Manager, and under the performance tab, verify the amount of memory is used. If it is more than 70%, you are running low on memory. Try closing some programs and then see if the problem persists.

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• L855 satellite must be plugged into a time of power

  Laptop: Toshiba Satellite L855.

  Hello

  I had a power supply problem and I describe below.

  It all started in a morning, laptop has not powered, so I plugged it in to the power source, necessary to wait 30 minutes for the power button to work, the next morning same thing happened. Tried removing the battery, same problem appear.

  If the stop of the GET of the laptop then turn on it works, the problem occurs when it is shut down for a period of time.
  I left a night the laptop plugged in, it started normally, seems that there is something that has become warmer so pc can start.

  Can someone tell me what this 'something' may be? It can be replaced? What is the real problem?

  It is not easy to offer a good explanation why this happens. Fact is that work well electronic power is responsible for power supply for laptop s.
  I can't tell if something must be more hot or not, but this case should be checked and reviewed by Toshiba service provider.

  Believe me, in this case there not much you can do about it. You can just do a few tests, but no more than that. I highly recommend you contact the nearest Toshiba service provider in your country and ask for help.
  Let the technicians to control your machine.

  Out of curiosity: is the warranty still valid?

• NB100: Remove the battery while plugged in that?

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• Satellite M55 goes out when you disconnect the power cable

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  to unplug my laptop the plug rather than switch to the battery, my laptop turns off often simply even if the battery is fully charged. Other time things work as it should.

  I did some research and my problem seems similar to that detailed here in this post.
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  Hello Luke

  As in the other topic described, you must communicate with the service and explain exactly what is happening. I fear that there may be something wrong with electronic power supply. We can just speculate on this.

  I fear unfortunately there is nothing you can do alone.

• Satellite Pro L300 - use of the power cable between the countries

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  Someone could answer my concerns about the use of power cables and to buy once back in the States. for the most part is it safe to use a USA power cable in this laptop bought NZ without breaking something to bits?

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• Satellite C660 - 115 WLan connection only works when the power cable is connected

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  The Web page on my screen will always be there, but a new page loading is a problem.
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  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro A120, which has just begun to play up...

  I regularly record music of my DJ Mixer in microphone of my laptop entry, recording in Adobe Audition.

  Because the power supply makes a buzzing sound, I can't register with the power cable plugged... If I always record with the unplugged power cable, running off battery.

  I've never had any problems before, but what has caused the problem, I now, was earlier the battery ran out while recording, put the laptop into hibernation mode.

  Since then, I can't register with the power cable disconnected. He recorded only with the cable - which is not a good cause snoring.

  It is not a problem with hearing, because in Windows Vista its implemented the problem proved too. As soon as I unplug the power cable, microphone disappears from view.

  I used to work in IT support, so I'm not a technophobe - but I can't for the life of me works why it would suddenly start to occur, power is not related to the entrance it is micro... !

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  I also reinstalled my sound card drivers.

  It's strange. I guess you tried a boot cold fresh. Hibernation can sometimes cause problems with the devices.

  Try to update the BIOS.

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