Windows 10: Power plugged in and effect on battery health

Hello,


What's the effect of plugging in laptop to power for 12 hours and above on the battery heath of laptop.


Camillus.

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Battery plugged in but not charging.


Thanks erpster4,
Yes, I have read most, if not all, of the old threads. There seem to be a dozen or more possible solutions but none that is guaranteed to work under all circumstances. At the moment my battery is showing 100% charge at the battery icon. When I go into F2, the battery information shows AC Adapter Unknown (a Dell Adapter) and battery health normal on 99% Charge.
When I go into F12, Diagnostics, it shows AC Adapter as 1 Watt (the actual adapter is 130 Watt).
As I have been running the laptop with the adapter plugged in for a number of days now I have just unplugged it and will see what happens when I plug back in with the battery having partly discharged. The one suggested solution I have not attempted is to update the BIOS as doing this can, I read, cause more problems than it solves. By the way, all the Dell diagnostic tests I run show everything in the best of health. Clearly the diagnostic tests themselves need a diagnostic test.

 

Battery not charging and message "Plugged in, not charging" in Windows 10 on HP EliteBook 8570w

Hi all

I am facing a commonly reported problem battery not charging and message "Plugged in, not charging" in Windows 10 on HP EliteBook 8570w

I have been searching on internet and I already have performed these but the problem persist:

1. Shut down the laptop and unplug the power cable.
2. Remove the battery, press Power button for 1 min
3. Plug the power cable and power on laptop.
4. Uninstall Microsoft AC Adapter and the two instances of
   Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery from Device Manager
5. Shut down the laptop and unplug the power cable.
6. Put the battery back, plug in your laptop.
7. Plug the power cable and power on laptop.

I checked pins on battery, no bent pins

Using "HP Support Assistance" application I verified the battery is OK.

Any suggestion how to effectively fix this problem? (My battery is already at 2%)

Thank you

 

windows 10 battery plugged in not charging (acer v11 touch)

Hello,



We appreciate that you already performed troubleshooting. On the other hand, we will be providing steps that seems to be the same with what you have done but with tweaks.



If ever you encounter case wherein the laptop is plugged in but is not charging, we suggest that you try the following:

• Disconnect the laptop’s power cable from the outlet/power source and laptop.
• Turn off the laptop.
• Remove the battery.
• Reconnect the laptop’s power cable to the laptop then to the outlet/power source.
• Power on the laptop.
• Uninstall device of Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery
• Turn off the laptop and then disconnect the power cable.
• Insert the battery.
• Reconnect the power cable.
• Power on the laptop. Windows would then reinstall driver automatically.

In case that the troubleshooting steps above didn’t help, our next step is update the driver if there is available update. You just have to go back to
Device Manager > Batteries > Right click on Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery > Update Driver Software.



Let me know if this works for you.