Windows 10: Plugging in power adapter while battery is connected.

I have my battery in my laptop and I also have the power adapter plugged in at the same time. There are mixed opinions on the subject whether it kills the battery or not . Some say once the battery reaches 100% the charging process shuts down. Battery doesn't kick in until power cord is removed. So the ac power adapter is the source of power not the battery. So flip a coin.


***Title changed from: can you keep power adap[ter plugged in with your battery connected too***

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about plug-in or plug-out with AC adapter

I have done all of the above and when I plug my computer in with a fully charged battery the screen still goes black - I am on Windows 10 and my computer is 3 days old - HP Pavillion Laptop - I know there has got to be an easy answer for this Problem - Like
a setting somewhere, but I am used to using my computer plugged in at all times and I think that it is stupid that I have to take out the battery to do this??? Any more suggestions??? :-(

 

"Battery plugged in, not charging"

Thank you for the response.

For your Lenovo P500 laptop, there are three possible power management software that came pre-loaded with your device:
Lenovo Energy Management, Lenovo Power Manager, or
OneKey Optimizer. There should be an icon on your system tray to launch the power management software currently installed in your Windows 10 device.

As an alternative, you can download Lenovo Settings which is available for free from the Windows store and follow these steps:

• Open Lenovo Settings.
• Select the energy management icon.
• Set Conservation mode as Off.
• With AC adapter plugged in, the battery level will keep increasing.

If the suggestion above doesn't work, feel free to post back so we can further troubleshoot.

 

Dell 7532 Battery will not charge. bought new battery same thing

• Go to Control Panel - Device Manager
• Expand the Batteries section
• Right click the Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery and select Uninstall
• Close Device Manager and Reboot

If the above does not work, then it is probably the power lead (adapter). Dell systems are very particular, if it detects the wrong adapter it will not charge the battery. This can happen in error even when the correct power adapter is connected, please
try the solution below:

• Unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet
• Disconnect any external peripherals connected to the Laptop
• Remove the battery. Refer to the User Manual of the Laptop for instructions on how to remove the battery.
  
  If the Dell laptop has a non-removable battery, skip this step
• Press and hold the Power button for 30 seconds to drain a residual power from the Laptop
• Connect the battery
• Plug the AC adapter to the Laptop
• Turn on the Laptop