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[PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - cozza123456 - 17.03.2010

I recieved my laptop at christmas (Sony Vaio VGN-NW20ZFS) And a few weeks back, i recieved this:

50% Available (plugged in, not charging)

I use windows 7 64 bit.
I found a "solution" (leave plugged in, take battery out, put battery in) but it didn't work for me.

How can i fix this 'Permanently'?


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - KevKo95 - 17.03.2010

My guess is that there is a problem with your battery, though it could be a bug with the operating system. Try letting the battery die completely (note that your computer will probably auto-hibernate around 5%), and then charge it.


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - cozza123456 - 27.03.2010

Didn't work


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - ineoncore - 27.03.2010

maybe your charger is broken.


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - ruckfules99 - 27.03.2010

Maybe the charger has an issue.


Try plugging it in into a different outlet.


If not, call them and tell them about it. (where ever you got it from)


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - RobertGraham - 30.03.2010

It's your battery or the charger. Trial and error both.

Don't forget there is a PC Questions Thread. Just click my sig.


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - [XST]O_x - 30.03.2010

It happens to me sometimes but i just leave it in charging and after a few time it fixes itself.
Just don't plug it off.


Re: [PC HELP]Plugged In, Not Charging - Scenario - 30.03.2010

I have a Dell Inspiron 1525, and it does the same thing. I read up on it, and the motherboard is the one causing the problem for me. The charging jack I guess came un-welded from the motherboard, so it only works when it is plugged in... Make sense?