New 9 Cell Battery will not charge past 65% on Dell Latitude e5510. Old original smaller capacity battery does charge. I have flashed to most recent BIOS. I have process of tried uninstalling the battery driver and reinstalling. I have tried cold restart by removing battery and holding power button 1 minute before restarting. Anything else I should try before returning new battery?

SOURCE: Wont power-up with AC adapters, with or without Battery!

the notebook cannot be charged without the charger and further more if it is not working properly ,try get a new one and it will work.i also recommend that you show it to a technician .

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I'd like to help you, but it is very difficult to diagnose based on your description. We will need to gather more info as we try a few things.
1. Why are you reinstalling? 2. How old is the system? 3. Try the following & let me know the result: turn system back on. When the normal LED indicators are on, press & hold down the power button for 4+ seconds until everything goes off. 4. If step 3 worked, then turn power on & hit bios setup key (f2?). 5. See if HDD is detected.

SOURCE: MSI Wind u100 - battery LED flashing red

check for an update with windows 7 then go online to asus support or call them. They should have a solution for you.

SOURCE: I have a two-year old

Hi Stan - You're correct in your assumption about the battery failure. The manual describes that as a battery failure error.
The semi-good news is that a replacement (third party) battery can be had for as little as $32.00 on places like amazon.
Regards, Mikeywaf

SOURCE: MSI u100, 2 years old,

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Hey I can understand your frustration. I have an MSI PR400 laptop and I had a similiar issue while it was new and in warranty. They put a new motherboard in mine. I read that you tried it with and without battery. Did you remove the battery completely and restart? There is a slight possiblity that it is the power supply not charging the battery. You say there is a green light, but is it green on the adaptor? If so the charger is probably good. If you are handy with electronics you could try to get a reading with a volt meter on the tip of the charger. I don't see an easy solution and you will probably endup taking it in for repair. Did you push the reset button? Some models have one. I wish I could help more but that is about it on a notebook since it is a closed unit. You will need to take it to a qualified service center.


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