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Toshiba A105 Battery Life issues.

My Toshiba laptop is just over a year old now.
It works fine except for the fact that I CANNOT unplug the AC power or the battery dies within moments. The second the power is unplugged the warning display pops up in the taskbar saying "LOW battery. Please switch to outlet power immediately."
What could be the problem? I am getting tired of being attached to the power cord constantly.

  • SarahL Nov 05, 2007

    I don't want to buy a new battery only to have this same issue happen again.

    The low battery issues began happening about 6 or 7 months ago.... the ocmputer wasn't even a year old at this point. The battery should last a bit longer than that I'd imagine.

  • Anonymous Dec 26, 2012

    your previous battery life was so short probably because it was faulty or because of the way it was being used. if you buy a new battery and avoid charging it for extended periods of time, it should last much longer.

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