Toshiba m55-s325 battery charging

You may find the battery in places where they change batteries for watches.
The voltage is written on the battery.

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A little confusing - you don't need a 'disc' in order to reboot your notebook.

What happens when you hold down the CTRL, SHIFT, DELETE keys?

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Your battery is shorted, buy a new one

Please try rebooting the Computer in Safe Mode and check if the same issue persists. Also, remove the Battery and connect the Computer to direct power outlet.

You definitely need to bring your laptop to the Toshiba shop near you. There they can facilitate the replacement of your laptop's body (casing). It is a critical task to do and I think a Toshiba authorized shop can help you with this. Thanks.

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It sounds like the power socket on the laptop is faulty and needs replacing or resoldering. To check this, power up the latop with the power adapter, wriggle the plug in the power socket and check if the battery charge indicator flicks on and off indicating charging and not charging. If it indicator flicks on and off then you have a faulty power socket.
This can be repaired but required the laptop to be completely dismantled to access the power connector.

Hi subji, try running the notebook without the battery connected & just the AC adapter. See if the notebook continues to shut down. It wouldn't hurt to raise the notebook off the table surface anout an inch but check the function of your notebook like I mantioned (without the battery first).
Post back your results.

Mike

Do you see any of the power indicators on the laptop? Do you hear the hard drive churning at all? If none of the above, is your power supply okay? Your batteries charged?

Give us some more information and perhaps we can help further.

Mike