Batteries run down within 10 minutes after full charge

Hi mike , you could try a car battery charger to bring the voltages up but this rarely works , sadly your batteries are nearly dead..

One thing to note , check the charger , if the charger bad then the batteries will reflect that ..

Regards
Rob

Yes the can go bad.
I still have 9 year old Kodak lithium batteries in good condition, nut I know sometimes my rechargeable batteries last no longer then a year. It is a shame that some camera brands only give a 90 day warranty on the batteries.
To keep your rechargeable batteries in a good condition, give them a charge at least every 3 months. Or always a day before you need the camera. Never try to use speed chargers. I still have a charger capable of charging full within 15 minutes. The barrettes are hot, and when charged that way after 10 or 20 times they are dead.
Just use the charger that came with your camera.
But if you only can shoot a few shote with your battery, buy a new battery.

hi ,there are two parts to batteries holding power and preforming well, firstly how good are the batteries, secondly how good is the charger ?, good batteries and a bad charger will make the batteries appear bad...

Regards
Rob

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I think what you are asking is why does your battery only last 10 - 20 minutes.
The answer is that you need a new battery. And here's a suggestion for you: When you install a new battery, let it run completely down 3 or 4 times to get it to accept a full charge. Thereafter, let it run down once a month to give the battery maximum life. Doesn't matter what the "experts" say--just do that.
Modern batteries are not supposed to have a "memory" but I've found that it's best to exercise a little preventive care.
Also--rechargeable batteries have a limited life.

look at bottom of ac charger check output voltage ...see wether it`s same as battery voltage..

That battery is not good.if the battery have warranty please give back and get new one. after that the problem continues, The charging control ic of the camera may be damaged

It might be that you are using older batteries. However, you should try dimming your backlight to the lowest possible setting and performing any other power-saving actions such as limiting the processor's power (if available on your laptop.) Hope this helps.

I have the same problem, and for now an external charger is the best solution. Also try resetting 4 times. I also got a new power supply, but problem persist. Good luck!!!
jav

I dont know how old your battery is but they will sometimes show full charge but not last long cause of age. Try a differant battery.