Acer TravelMate 2300 Notebook "100 battery keep turning" Questions

...battery can reach 100 degress Fahrenheit and such heat can damage your battery. slowly but sure2.ideally,you should try to keep your battery charged from 20 percent to 80 percent. i know it's ...

...battery shows a 100% charge but when the adapter is disconnected the battery drops off to zero capacity in a very short time. If the battery drops to an unacceptable charge level then the battery ...

...charger to computer and see if it shows % charge. 7. when it shows 100%disconnect charger and see if the battery still shows 100% If it does you are now reset. IF not,will cross the bridge

100 times, tried different battery and without Hd dvd and swopped ram about. all i have most of the time is a green light when battery and ac charger is plugged in Try power drain by keeping the power

...battery and power lights keep blinking When I plug the laptop in, the battery and power lights just blink fast and random. I've pulled the battery and tried running just on AC, and it still flashes ...

Battery is 100% charged but when i unplug the cable the computer goes off. Why? The batterycould be old. lithium batteries does not go dead when old You simply cannot get the energy it stores. That ...

battery only charges to 85% not 100% 1) Try turning the computer off for a few hours, while keeping it still plugged into the charger 2) Check your BIOS to see if it has something like a "battery test

...100% 7. when battery power remaining drops to 10% or less, the system will hibernate or just turn off 8. on Power Options Properties window, click on the Alarms tab to see the battery alarm

...battery and power cord - almost $100 on laptops for less. My complaint is not with them. I think it's a Toshiba laptop problem. Front lights flicker on and off when turned off. Have to jiggle cord to ...

...charge. Also, when you do not need the battery and are running off the mains, remove it from the laptop. Keeping a battery at 100% wears it 4 times faster than doing regular charge/discharge