Windows 10: Slow charger, use a higher watt charger.

I have had a Lenovo L-13 2 in 1 gen 5 and have only been using it for around 1 and a half months. As well as the charger that came with it. My laptop is saying the message: slow charger, use a higher watt charger. I searched it up and the charger is apparently making my laptop charge slowly, I have two questions. How is this possible when the charger is basically brand new? The charger also says it is 65 watts, it that enough to charge my laptop fast enough?

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Universal charger

I was wondering if getting a universal charger a bad idea. We have 4 Windows 10 machines and 2 Chomebooks. All require different chargers. I am considering getting a universal charger so that I can reduce the clutter a bit. Would you suggest against it? If not, any reputable charger anyone would recommend? Thanks in advance.

 

Notification of slow charger detected on Microsoft Lumia 640xl

Hello Philippe Cru

• I tried using another charger of Microsoft Make and even my lenovo Power bank but the error persist saying slow charger detected.
• Windows Version: 1607 (Windows 10)
• No other error message apart from slow charger detected. The phone works very well except for charging issue.

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Inverter/charger

Hi guys. Hope I'm at the right forum/site for my question and hope someone out there can help. I have a cabin in the woods with no power available. We use a generator at night for lights, ect. I want to set up a battery with inverter/charger to power a TV, satellite dish box, and one light bulb (60W) to use during the day without having to run the noisy generator. The TV consumes 120 Watts, sat. box 25W, and a 60-watt light bulb (intermittant light bulb use). I have selected this 750 watt inverter/charger Eaton - Strom-und Konnektivitätslösungen and according to my calc's I should have about 5-6 hours continuous usage of all three appliances with a 200AH deep cycle battery. Hopefully a little more with the light off. My questions are: 1) do my calcs look right? 2) Will the charger in this inverter/charger be enough to charge the battery each night when the generator is running for approx. 8-hours,..or less? 3) Any suggestions on what battery to get or steer clear of? I would like to locate the battery indoors (warmer)-does this mean I need a sealed battery? I could locate battery outside and run wires thru the wall if I can use a cheaper more conventional deep cycly batt. (like wal mart ones). Cost is a major concern. Anyone see any issues or have any suggestions for what I am trying to do?