Windows 10: (0%avaible plugged,charging)Power Efficiency/Battery issue

After changing my laptops hdd i am unable to charge my battery chk the following setting and the power daignostic report

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0% Available ( Plugged in , Charging )

Hello Community,

I have an Hp Pavilion Windows 10 laptop that is almost 2 years old.

The system has been off for sometime and not in use with the battery life low and now plugged in the notification bar has the battery icon not indicating that the battery is actually charging and when hovering over the battery icon It says, '0% available
(plugged in, charging)'

When the power adaptor is removed from the power the battery appears to have no power available and the when plugged back in the power system does not actually recharge.

I have tried installing and re-installing that Microsoft ACPI -Compliant stuff then shutdown and start again but still the same thing.Battery starts charging for few minutes and it stops indicating '0% available (plugged
in, charging)'

What do you think maybe the issue here with this system?

Regards

Florence

 

0% availability (plugged in, charging)

Hello Community,

I have an Asus AMD Windows 10 laptop with touchscreen capabilities that is a few years old.

The system has been off for sometime and not in use with the battery life low and now plugged in the notification bar has the battery icon not indicating that the battery is actually charging and when hovering over the battery icon It says, '0% available
(plugged in, charging)'

When the power adaptor is removed from the power the battery appears to have no power available and the when plugged back in the power system does not actually recharge.

What do you think maybe the issue here with this system?

Regards

Jack

 

Have you tried removing all power, then removing the battery, and then pressing and holding for 30 seconds the laptops power button. Refit the battery and try again.

Is the battery an original type supplied by the laptop manufacturer ?

Although I don't hold much hope, you could also try uninstalling 'ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery' that you can see in control panel and then clicking 'scan for hardware changes' on the top line in device manager. Don't uninstall anything else.

Often these problems are down to faulty batteries.