Hp laptop battery problem

Hello jorel, most likely its a failure of the system board particularly the charging section, a broken pin or a loose terminal. work will be internal, suggest you do away with the battery. its better to operate it at home, or bring the charger with you. Maybe its time to get a new one.

maybe you have ac or dc adapter problem try to bend the wires back and forth while you're laptop is plugged in, and see if it is charging whenever you move the wires. if not, your whole charger (ac/dc) is damaged/broken or your battery is. if your unit is still under warranty have it replaced instead of spending money for something under warranty.

Kind of vague. It could be the port on your laptop where the charger plugs into. It could be bad, or could have a bad connection to the motherboard due to use or manufacturing defect. When the charger stops charging then it has to use the battery power. This morning the battery may have had a low charge causing the laptop to shut down. Did you notice the battery's power level before it shut down? If you are wiggling the end of the charger that is plugged into your laptop to get it to start charging again, then that is most likely your problem. Do not wiggle it , for it could fry your motherboard. If that is the case then that port needs to be re-soldered.

Sounds like the battery needs to charge and the power cord is loose in it's plug. is this possible? Carefully try to discover if that is the cause. DON'T reef the power plug around in it's hole. It's possible the connection is isn't staying in contact in the plug. Try gently holding it in place awhile after turning on PC, so you can tell if that's it. If so, you may have to replace that jack. There's a video online that shows you how in very exact detail, or you can take it to the shop. I don't recall where i found the video, but I Googled to find it. Google is your friend. Sometimes when it does what you describe, it works to unplug, take out battery, press power on for 2 minutes, then replace battery & cord. That resets it. Worked with my Dell about 15 times, then it stopped working, as my power jack needs replaced. I got a new battery before I knew that. The jack is famous for this problem. the battery can't charge if it's not getting power.

Hi, I couldn't say what's wrong without looking at it but here are a few things to try:
First, be sure that there is power. some laptops report 'plugged in' simply because the plug is in the computer. Check fuses etc.
Second, remove the plug and then remove the battery. replace battery and re-plug the charger. This should reset the electrical system.

Hope this helps,

CJ ...

Laptop not charging
if you have a brand new battery and it is not charging, check the charger you may have to replace the plug on both sides, check the cables.
you can take the charger to a TV repair shop and tell them to check it and see if there is any juice (charge) coming out of it. that is a common problem with chargers, we trip over the cable or pull it out of the laptop by accident and it brakes little by little. if there is no charge coming out you can star by checking the jack you may have to cut it and have them check it again.
if you don't want to go trough the whole testing, just tell the TV repairman to fix it it should cost you about 30 bucks instead of 80 for a new original charger or find a chinese one on e-bay
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Hopefully the battery is just confused and needs to be reset. Drain the battery down until the system shuts off automatically, then take the battery out of the laptop for two minutes and plug it back in, and connect the AC adapter, let it charge without turning the laptop on, then turn it on and hopefully it should work fine again. If not then you may need to buy another battery. Try again with another AC adapter just in case because you don't want to replace your battery (expensive!)

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hmmm,

you 1st need to confirm that your mains adapter is working properly, does the charging light on your laptop come on when plugged in? if it does, then good.

you should be able to cancel hibernate mode by holding the power button for about 10-15 secs

hopefully this will then allow you to power up as normal,

I don't like Hibernate mode myself as I have had previous problems with it and I tend to disable my laptop from hibernating.

if the charging led does not light when you plug in your laptop the it is possible that you have a faulty Power adapter or power controller circuit.

hope this helps

Battery led is blinking, this usually means your battery is faulty. Try replacing the battery with a new or tested second hand one.

Hope this helps

cheers

Replace the adapter the power cut caused it to blow out......aways happens it is the power serge that cause the fault.