Windows 10: HP Laptop shutting down without warning.

Hello, I have been having an issue with my HP Laptop for a few days, my device would shut itself down when the battery is around 20-30% without warning and before the battery saver mode is turned on which is supposed to give me plenty of time to plug the charger in. Once I plug the charger in when the Laptop is turned off, I am able to turn it on again and once I do, I check to see the battery amount and I see that it is completely drained, I have no idea what's causing this and it is starting to get very irritating because it is very interrupting. Is this something known and what can I do to stop this?

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Laptop shuts down without warning

There are a couple of issues. After updating to Windows10, my HP laptop does not wake up automatically after sleep. Laptop is on but has a black screen and no display.

NSIS Error shows.

Laptop shuts down without warning after 30 minutes or so (varies) even when there is still battery percentage left.

System 32 file opens automatically when I turn on the laptop again after abrupt shutdown.

 

New HP laptop turns off and on again without warning

Hi Ar Rom,

I purchased my £450 HP laptop a month ago. The issue of my laptop turning itself off and on without warning has been occurring right from day one. I have done various troubleshooting steps, but no issues were detected. I am receiving no error messages.

 

Windows shutting down at 40% battery without any warning.

Hi Sushil,

I realize that you face difficulty with abrupt shut down of the system. I will certainly help you.

I suggest you to try these steps:

• 
  Plug in a different charger to the system and check if the issue persists.
  
• 
  Plug in your laptop charger to different laptop and check.
  

Note: provided the laptop charger and charger jack should be compatible.

Please follow methods.

Method 1: run power troubleshooter.

I suggest you to run power troubleshooter.

Please follow the steps

• 
  Type troubleshooting in the search bar and press enter.
  
• 
  Click on view all from the left panel and select power troubleshooter from the list.
  
• 
  Then follow on-screen instructions.
  

If issue still persists follow method 2.

Method 2: create new power plan.

• Click Start, and then select Control Panel.
• Click Hardware and Sound, and then select
  Power Options.
• The Power Options Control Panel opens, and the power plans appear.
• Click Create a power plan.
• Follow the on-screen instructions to create and customize a power plan file that is based on an existing plan.
  

Please get back to us if you still face any difficulty with Windows 10.

Thank you.