LGP1 Laptop Battery problem?

turn off your unit,,then remove CMOS battery...the after 5sec put it back..

Hi,the reason why your laptop is telling you to replace Battery is,you have killed your battery without knowing by Charging it always,since you have constant power supply,you should at least after getting a new Battery,discharge it four to five times a week longer life of battery,by these i mean,unplug cord from mains let power drain to 5% or 10% before charging again while working and if fully charged and you are not making use of it disconnect and if you want to make use of it use battery instead do not connect immediately to mains until power drains from battery.Just like your mobile phone,you only charge it when need be(ie. when Battery is Low).

Hi,
You dont have to manually switch from battery to power cord. When ever you plug in your power cord it charges your laptop batter as well as powers your laptop automatically. Once the battery is fully charged, it powers only your laptop then. And when you unplug it, the laptop drives power from battery.
To see the location of the power socket in your laptop, refer the manual.
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change battery

SOunds to me like the charge board inside the laptop has gone bad. If it will not run off of the mains supply without the battery and will not charge the battery, this is your problem. AS far as where you can get the parts or have it repaired. I am unsure of because I would need the full model and make of the laptop which didn't fit in the listing title bar above If you could send me more info, I would be glad to try to help.

With the battery removed any interruption of the AC power will cause the laptop to cut off. The power adaptor may be faulty or intermittent or more likely the socket on the laptop motherboard may have a dry jointed connection. These problems would not be apparent with a charged battery fitted.
Otherwise [especially with P4 type processors] overheating could cause cutting out - clean any fans and make sure vents for air intake are not blocked [by bedding etc].

Hi,
U remove backside battery and connect power connection.Switch on ur laptop power button and check it.whether it is battery problem or ur laptop problem.

Thanks

Hi,
If so, unplug it from the wall charger, remove the battery and wait 5 minutes. Then plug the unit back in, leaving the battery out. Attempt to power up. You may lose what work you hadn't saved from the previous use, but nothing else.
If that doesn't work, it's possible that
A) power socket isn't completely connected to the motherboard anymore, so
B) battery isn't charging properly, or
C) the wall charger has gone bad.
I'd say you're in hibernation tho.
Good luck

More than likely it is the battery. All Notebook batteries have internal circuitry that monitors the battery condition. There is a caveat though. It could very well be the chaging circuit in the notebook. The only way to be sure is by going to a qualified notebook repair center. It is certainly Not settings on the computer. Your best bet is Replace the battery and if that still fails just make sure you purchase it from a source that will accept it back and return your money if the new battery does not do the trick.