Windows 10: Computer BSOD whenever plugged in to power

I’ve followed so many posts with similar problems to mine, and none have fixed the problem. It started with my computer crashing one day, and whenever I would turn it on it would work for a minute and then crash again. I reset it and let it rest for a day. When i returned to it, it turns out that my computer had been turning itself off with the BSOD, restarting itself, beginning to load, then BSOD again, and repeat for HOURS. I could not open my computer at all, and when i tried to go to restore mode, it would tell me my password was wrong I had just changed it and I knew what it was. Now,

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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??? :-(

 

My Computer is Plugged in but not Charging

My laptop computer is plugged in but not charging. The power supply will maintain the charge level (%), but not add to it. Removing and reinserting the battery allows the power supply to add to the % charge to 100%.

Steps performed:

• Turning the computer off and restarting it returns the computer to the Plugged in, Not Charging state.
  
• Removing the battery again allows one complete charge, after which the laptop would no longer charge again.
  
• I have used more than one power supply with the same condition.
  

To resolve the issue, I remove the battery, obtain a complete charge, and maintain this charge by always keeping the power supply plugged in.

What is the root of the problem?

 

BSOD seemingly when computer goes from Power-state S0 to S1-3

Please switch to the Beta log collector listed at the bottom of the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

It collects additional data that may be use here, one of which is some power info. Is you are allowing your computer to go to sleep, I suggest not doing that but instead, either shutting down or using the screen saver (Lock Screen) to blank the screen but not allow sleep. See if that gets rid of the BSODs.