Windows 7 "Plugged in, no charging current"

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• Not load - when my computer is plugged in it says "plugged and no charging current.

  When my computer is plugged in it says "plugged and no charging current. How can I fix this so my battery is charging, I have an Acr Aspire 5610Z. With windows Vista Hoem Premium

  I meant I was just having the same problem not load and had tried all suggested. But only five minutes ago, I went to my laptop factory site (gateway) to seek help, well I found it! Under support of battery problems, I followed the troubleshooting list and #2 a;

  " Remove or replace any surge protectors. " Remove the surge protectors between the system and outlet. Unplug them only in order to solve this problem. Connect the system directly to a wall socket that is well known. A lamp or a hair dryer can be plugged into the wall outlet to check that it works.
  Over time, the surge protectors can develop bad connections and present a potential of incompatible power between the wall outlet and the system. Some surge protectors have fuses that have to be reset in the case of an increase in energy consumption. This might indicate there are too many devices and the surge protector with power to the surge protector limit exceeded. If the surge protector is equipped with a fuse and reset it solves the problem, remove some of the connected devices and the surge protector. Make sure that the wall outlet is not connected to a wall switch which can be turned off inadvertently.
  Important: Once the problem has been resolved; If it turns out to be the cause of the problem or if something turns out to be the problem, replace the surge protector, plug it back. Always use a quality in State surge protector new or very good between the system and the wall outlet. No not the Garland or connect a surge protector to another. "

  AND IT WORKED! So I thought I'd share because it was a response that has ever suggested in all the forums, I have visited. It can be useful :)

• Lenovo battery "Plugged in, no charging current"

  Issue of title: original battery

  I plug a laptop lenovo with windows 07 installed two months ago and already I have a problem with the battery. Icon constantly shows the battery is ' plugged not charging. I brought the laptop to the shop and there doesn't seem to be a problem with the battery and charger either. Does anyone know what this may be due?

  This is not necessarily a technical foul.

  Edit - this link seems to resolve the issue http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/IdeaPad-Y-and-U-series-laptops/Z560-battery-80-available-plugged-in-not-charging-energy/Ta-p/309028

  Check the manual of your PC, the Lenovo support site, Lenovo files in the menu start all programs & BIOS for a battery utility.  Several PCs have utilities with names like "Battery life extension" which will load only the battery when its load is below a threshold such as 80%.

  If you search this forum for is not charging battery, you'll see several examples.  Look at the search results for those on Lenovo PCs to help a solution more quickly.

• Satellite L500 - 19 X "Plugged in, no charging current"

  I had this problem on my computer dell laptop, where the charger does not charge the battery.

  What they did was to send me a new charger, just more powerful or something than the previous. Was wondering if there was a better way to handle this situation?

  The last time each charger placed on the break and breaking. Also, if it's the only way, could someone link me to a page where I can find a charger?

  Thanks in advance.

  > Like the last time each charger kept on breaking and breaking. Also, if it's the only way, could someone link me to a page where I can find a charger?
  Why do you think that this problem is related to the charger? How much time you want to change the Chargers?
  I can't say for sure, but I guess that there must be a problem with the power supply e placed on the motherboard.
  In my opinion this should be verified by Toshiba service provider.

  How old is your laptop?
  Warranty is still valid?

• L540 Windows 10. Plugged in, not charging, then the pc stops. Cannot start.

  Brand new L540.
  Windows 10 fresh install, not improved versions of other windows.

  The Lenovo system update is installed and installed all the drivers (Intel Wireless Lan driver).

  When the charger is plugged in, the screen blinks several times, it says plugged in, no charging current. Then the laptop stops. When you try to start windows again, the laptop stops immediately after the windows 10.

  Unplug the charger and the laptop starts and works very well.
  The battery can recharge very well when the laptop is turned off.
  If the battery is 100% laptop works very well with the charger connected.

  Basically, the laptop works fine, except when you try to charge the battery then in windows 10. This causes a stop.

  I tried the solutions previously suggested to stop and remove the battery, nothing works.

  Motherboard replaced by service of Lenovo.

• ' Plugged in and no charging current.

  I have a Pavilion dv6 nine notebook and the battery just doesn't work. When it is plugged into the power supply, it works perfectly but shows "plugged and no charging current. I ran the HP battery test and he simply says 'unknown '. Looks like a clear case of a defective battery for me, but I just wanted to see if anyone else has other ideas. Thank you

  Hello

  Try this:

  Disconnect the AC

  Shutdown

  Remove the battery

  Connect AC

  Startup

  Open the Device Manager

  Click plus the sign (+) next to the category Batteries, all ads in 'Microsoft ACPI Control method battery compatible', then right-click and select uninstall in the dialog "Confirm device uninstall", click OK. (it's ok if you only have 1 of these lists).

  Click the plus (+) sign next to system devices.

  The "ACPI fixed features button ' right-click and choose uninstall. In the "Confirm device uninstall" dialog, click OK.

  Shutdown

  Disconnect the AC

  Insert the battery

  Connect AC

  Startup

• I have a Lenovo IdeaPad P500 running Windows 8, and my battery is 0% charged. When I plug it in, it says "plugged and not charging."

  Help, please! When I use my computer, it must be connected as the battery stays on 0% fees. When I plug it, I pass my mouse over the icon in the taskbar that shows me the battery power, it is said "plugged and no charging current" and displays a battery that has 0% fees. When I unplug the computer, it turns off INSTANTLY, and I need to plug in again to use it. Before that, I lived lack of extreme battery life, and it would last from 5 minutes to 30 seconds. I ordered a new battery, but it does not come for a few days, and I want to be able to bring my laptop with me.

  I have a same problem too. My battery shows 18% charged all the time. Even when it is plugged.

  And as soon as I take the plug it shuts. My battery info shows like that.

  Battery information: battery

  ID of the battery	41167LENOVO PABAS0241231
  Manufacturer	LENOVO
  Serial number	41167
  Chemistry	Li - I
  In the long term	1
  Seal	0
  Rated capacity	48240
  Full last Charge	49600 What should I do? My laptop is only 2 months old. I have not even used for more than 6 hours total.

  Hi mukeshbhakta

  There is something wrong with the circuit load or battery.

  The full last Charge can be superior to the nominal capacity?

  I would recommend that you check with Lenovo to find how to troubleshoot the charging circuit.

  Lenovo support - drivers & Software (United States):
  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.page?selector=expand

  You can also use the support Lenovo user forums to interact with other users who use the same model of Tablet.

  Lenovo - Lenovo community: http://forums.lenovo.com/

  Concerning

• Windows 7 Ultimate says connected, no charging current when everything goes right?

  Probably just a silly question, but not Windows 7 Ultimate say "plugged in, not charging" when everything is going well? Or is it like other systems of opperating Windows 7 because when he says "plugged in, not charging ' something wrong?... I was wondering

  "Plugged in, not charging" may be a result of your laptop power management software.  Instead of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia the battery charge constantly, most laptops come with the software of management of power that will turn off the charger and let the lower battery drain slightly, then turn it back on and load. This allows to keep the battery at full capacity.  So if you check your laptop documentation and/or the Web site, you should be able to know with certainty whether it is normal or not.

• After update 4/16 charger error "available to 99%, but no charging current.

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7 laptop running Windows Vista version 6.0 (build 6002: Service Pack 2). I just receive automatic updates downloaded on April 16. I restarted the pc after the updates and noticed that battery charging (lightning) indicator flashes. I checked the battery capacity icon and it said "99% available, but no charging current. I tried to do a power off, remove the battery, power on, and then make the dough power off, resettlement and power. This has not fixed the problem. I tested the dough by removing current alternative and hurtling at 60% battery. I then plugged the AC power in and battery charged up to 99% and the battery charge indicator always flashes. Anyone know if this is a bug that was introduced with the new updates? I've seen similar complaints on Windows 7.

  Thank you

  Nina

  Try removing the battery and current alternative AND THEN press on and press and hold power for 20 seconds.

  Replace the battery and the AC adapter / CC and test again.

• Satellite L655 - plugged, but not charging

  Hello

  I have an a computer Satellite L655 laptop and it worked very well to the top until there's a week, where all of a sudden it shows the message: 'PLUGGED in NO CHARGE.

  After a bit of troubleshooting, I tried many things including the battery removal and runs directly to the a/c power. Everything seemed normal from a mechanical point of view.

  However, after having also updated the driver software of all 3 components of the battery (found by Device Manager), the only thing that works every time, but is quickly reversed, is actually uninstall 'compatible Microsoft ACPI control method battery'.

  First of all, I don't know what this is... but I can't have to do each day in order to get my laptop to load. I can't always have a power when I need to use my laptop... can someone please help me know what on Earth has happened to my laptop and what I can do to fix it permanently?

  Thank you very much

  Anelia

  Hmm, you could try to remove this compatible Microsoft ACPI control method battery and could change the automatic installation of the driver for the device.
  1. Click Start, right-click computer and then click Properties.
  2. in the list of tasks, click Advanced system settings.
  3. in the System Properties dialog box, click the Hardware tab, and then click Windows Update driver settings.
  4. Select never check for drivers automatically when I connect a device.
  5. click OK twice, and then close the system dialog box.

  Now the driver for control method battery Microsoft ACPI-complaint should not automatically install.

  But I guess this isn't a better solution for you, but probably only system restore would help solve this problem.

  Otherwise, it could be a battery problem and this means that the battery must be replaced.

• Re: Satellite C660 - 1 3 - number "plugged in, not charging."

  Last year, I bought a portable Satellite C660 - 1 to 3 of the United Kingdom; even today, I'm using the factory settings and running the operating system originally installed Windows 7. Here's the question I started yesterday face to leave:
  -Even when the battery is connected and the laptop running, the power meter shows a decline, with the notification level "plugged in, not charging." The orange LED keeps blinking

  -However, when I completely stopped the laptop, without touching anything anyone (not even touch the adapter or the power cord), the orange LED indicates the battery charging process stops flashing and becomes stable

  -Turn the laptop, for about 1 minute or so, the battery seems to be loading (message of orange LED flashes do not and "clogged, load"). However, soon again the orange LED starts flashing and the message of nuisance comes once again to the top

  A number of things:
  -the battery seems to be working well and load properly when the laptop is stop (in fact, until a few days back, the battery used to show 02:30 hours of time available on 100% charge level)
  is there a problem with the operating system? no idea on that

  can experts help me solve this problem? I really don't want to approach the Service because of the long distance involved.

  concerning
  -Biren

  Hello Biren

  Not sure if I can help you but I would like to give you some advice.

  (1) check if your BIOS is up to date. If Toshiba driver European page provides a newer version, then update the BIOS. In addition, set the default BIOS by pressing F9 and save modified pressing F10.
  (2) try to calibrate the battery. To calibrate the battery you completely discharge the battery and charge it again. Repeat 2-3 times in the line.
  (3) remove the battery and the AC adapter and press the power button / stop (30 sec long) and then connect the two parts and check if the LED begin to blink.

  Finally, I think that the laptop needs to be tested using new, good battery to work. But if the issue still persists, then I guess that your motherboard might be affected.

• HP Jet 11-r000na portable 32G: my laptop says "plugged in, not charging" what should I do to fix?

  My laptop says "plugged in, not charging" and 0% butter so when I plugged the charger it stops immediately. What can I do to fix it myself? I would really appreciate the help.

  Dear customer,

  Welcome and thanks for posting your query on the Forum from the HP Support

  It seems that your laptop is not charging the battery, we will surely help you this question

  Please run illustrated steps below to solve the problem:

  Step 01. Click the Start button

  Step 02. Type "Device Manager" in the search box of start and open the Device Manager

  Step 03. Get piles and expand it by clicking on the symbol to the left.

  Step 04. Right click on "Microsoft ACPI Control method battery compatible" & uninstall

  Note: This driver battery is re - install automatically when you restart the laptop

  Step 05. Shut down the laptop

  Step 06. Please, remove the battery and unplug the AC adapter

  Step 07. Press and hold the full power 1 minute button

  Step 08. Go ahead and replace the battery and plug the power adapter

  Step 09. Search for "Load connected" message on the battery icon

  After completing all the steps, if you are facing the same question again, please do more than three steps:

  1 perform a check of the battery in HP Support Assistant [install the software, if this is not available]

  Note: Replace the battery if check the health watch replace

  2 update the latest BIOS for your laptop on the Site of HP Support

  3. Please check your laptop with a well known adapter & different from a notebook battery

  Note: If a known good battery also in charge isn't, we need to replace the motherboard

  How to improve the life of a battery:

  Power management must be set correctly for the extended battery life

  Please keep the brightness of the screen to the lower level

  Please turn off the Wi - Fi Connection when not in service

  Please remove the disc from the optical drive when not in use

  Test and calibrate the battery (Windows 8)

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03325217

  Hope this helps, for other queries in response to the post and feel free to join us again

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• Pavilion g7: Pavilion g7 "plugged in, not charging."

  In general, I keep my laptop plugged into current alternative, whenever I use it and transport mode 'sleep' with the lid closed whenever I'm the take on a trip.  The laptop is 4 years old and the battery is not required to load as it used to, so it's going to go from 100% to 50% when it is dormant for a stay of 6 hours.  I just moved into a new State and left in mode 'sleep' in my laptop for more than 24 hours bag, which (arguably) took the battery up to 0%.  Now that I'm unpacking and save and running, the indicator in the tray system constantly readings "plugged in, not charging" with 8% of battery (but it was 9% yesterday).  However, the laptop turns off immediately every time that I unplug it from the power sector, even with the lid closed mode 'sleep'.  I tried several different outlets and a spare cable load but can not get the battery to start charging.  I know that the battery is old and will need to be replaced, but I suspect it might also be a software failure or sensor because the battery while he was in mode 'sleep' perhaps?  I tried a few other troubleshooting steps online (clean the contacts of the battery and reinstalling it, update drivers to the battery, remove the battery from the Device Manager and reboot) but nothing has fixed.  The laptop still works well on alternating current with the battery removed.  Any ideas to try before giving a shot a spare battery?

  Thank you for joining the Forums of HP Support and welcome @jwenskovitch,

  I read your post and I understand that you lose the battery while the laptop is in Sleep Mode. You said that your battery can't hold a charge.

  Please make sure that there is nothing external, connected to the laptop (other than the AC adapter).

  Computer battery life varies, depending on the power management settings, programs running on the computer, the brightness of the screen, the external devices connected to the computer, and other factors. To learn more about how to improve the performance of the battery, please follow the document provided in the hyperlink.

  You have whatever it is connected to the laptop?

  Have you tried to put the laptop on a power saving mode?

  If your laptop battery does not hold a Charge, you can try to troubleshoot the battery to see if it needs to be replaced. Sometimes the battery may need to be re calibrated. There is a document called test and calibrate the battery. You can use the steps in this document to the status of the battery you have and see if there are any suggestions.

  To the HP Support Assistant's help is ideal because you can use also HP battery check tool.

  Here's the documentation of sleep and hibernation problems . It can help you find why your battery drains in Sleep Mode.

  When we came to a resolution, please share what has worked for you with others by marking this post as an acceptable Solution. If you want to show appreciation for my efforts today, please take a second to click the Thumbs Up button below.

  If you need assistance, I would be more than happy to continue to help you. Please just re-post with the detailed results of the troubleshooting, your model number (How can I find my model number or product number?) and any other information that you feel may help me to help you best.

  Have a great day!

• Acer V5 - 571P says "plugged in, not charging" and battery LED flashes orange from time to time.

  Laptop didn't work when it's plugged in and the battery says "plugged in, not charging." Battery LED also flashes a few times from time to time, so I don't know if it's a circuit board problem or the battery itself.

  I tried updated driver battery without success.

  You can try to unplug the power and remove the battery. Press and hold power for 30 seconds, Plug and see if it is supported.

  Generate a report on the battery

  http://www.howtogeek.com/217010/how-to-generate-a-battery-health-report-on-Windows-8-or-Windows-10/

  Your numbers will be different from the one below, but the left is good, the right is bad.

  

• Plug in not charging

  Hello

  I have a hp pavilion dv6 top.some times when I plug it in to the charger there is a massage "CAP, no charging current"

  Please help solve this problem.

  Thannks.

  ERVs.

  Hi dhanushka1000,

  Glad to hear that worked. If you don't mind can you mark my first post with instructions as your problem. The "accept as Solution" in my signature will show you how do it.

  With regard to the drivers for your model. If you can provide me with the product number, I will be able to direct you the download page.

  Thank you