Windows 10: Battery icon stuck at 39%, even plugged in for hours and while unplugged for hours. But you...

HeySo i have tried alot of stuff check list below:- reinstall the hole thing- https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/battery-percentage-frozen-power-problems-on/0e32eeae-0a09-4c81-ae19-7c6e0f2cabd1- https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/why-my-battery-icon-stuck-at-50-percent-and-when-i/07acd49e-f0db-4865-9bfd-b9fe1dad915aSo i have tried, these three solutions and now im lost.Laptop Model - HP Laptop 15s-eq2009no429P6EALaptop is only two years old.

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battery plugged in not charging

To resolve this issue, please follow these steps:

• Unplug Laptop
• Remove the Battery
• Plug in Laptop and turn on the laptop
• Go to Control Panel - Devices and uninstall all instances of Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery
• Shut down Laptop and unplug it
• Insert Battery and plug in the laptop
• Start the Laptop

Hopefully this will work for you, please let us know!

 

Installing Windows 10 on a Windows 7 machine stuck at 35% complete for 3 hours and counting

• Check to ensure there is disk activity (look at the hard disk LED light to confirm. If there is, keep waiting. If setup go beyond 2 to 3 hours, try the following steps.
• Power down the computer. Unplug it, then wait 20 mins to 1 hour.
• Disconnect it from the Internet (unplug Ethernet or turn off Wi-Fi).
• Plug it again, ensure it remains disconnected from the Internet then start computer.
• See if it completes setup.
• If setup completes and you see the desktop with the ability to click Start and launch programs, proceed to reconnect to the Internet.
  

 

Windows 10 Update Now on Third Hour of Update

• Check to ensure there is disk activity (look at the hard disk LED light to confirm. If there is, keep waiting. If setup goes beyond 2 to 3 hours, try the following steps.
• Power down the computer. Unplug it, then wait 20 mins to 1 hour.
• If you are using a laptop, remove the battery if the option is available.
• Disconnect it from the Internet (unplug Ethernet and/or turn off Wi-Fi).
• Plug it again, ensure it remains disconnected from the Internet then start computer.
• See if it completes setup.
• If setup completes and you see the desktop with the ability to click Start and launch programs, proceed to reconnect to the Internet.
  
• Update drivers:
  How to: Install and Update drivers in Windows 10