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rkt_89
EstimableJun 24, 2014504,5100
Jun 24, 2014
- #1
hello
i have a dual boot [windows 7 and linux] laptop
few days ago power manager in windows 7 sarted showing it's charging even though power cable was unplugged.
the charging light is always on even if i turn off laptop and unplug it.
linux also shows the same problem
i have tried to install both windows and linux again but the problem is not resolved.
i have a dual boot [windows 7 and linux] laptop
few days ago power manager in windows 7 sarted showing it's charging even though power cable was unplugged.
the charging light is always on even if i turn off laptop and unplug it.
linux also shows the same problem
i have tried to install both windows and linux again but the problem is not resolved.
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jkhoward
DistinguishedNov 24, 201152018,6105
Jun 24, 2014
- #2
Is there anything stuck in your power port that could cause the computer to think this way?
Have you tried re-seating the battery?
Is there a red X over the battery and it shows its being charged?
Have you tried re-seating the battery?
Is there a red X over the battery and it shows its being charged?
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rkt_89
EstimableJun 24, 2014504,5100
Jun 24, 2014
- #3
hello
i dont see anything stuck in power port
i have tried to remove drivers from windows and the whole procedure of restarting windows etc
there is no red x sign, it shows plugged wire on battery even if i unplug
if i use this battery with other asus laptop then the same problem doesn't apper
i dont see anything stuck in power port
i have tried to remove drivers from windows and the whole procedure of restarting windows etc
there is no red x sign, it shows plugged wire on battery even if i unplug
if i use this battery with other asus laptop then the same problem doesn't apper
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jkhoward
DistinguishedNov 24, 201152018,6105
Jun 24, 2014
- #4
That...
Is confusing. I have never ran into this issue before. What drivers did you try to uninstall?
Is confusing. I have never ran into this issue before. What drivers did you try to uninstall?
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rkt_89
EstimableJun 24, 2014504,5100
Jun 24, 2014
- #5
Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery and one more something like ac adapter
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jkhoward
DistinguishedNov 24, 201152018,6105
Jun 24, 2014
- #6
Yeah that is what I was going to recommend next. I am honestly not sure. Have you opened a case with laptop vendor??
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rkt_89
EstimableJun 24, 2014504,5100
Jun 24, 2014
- #7
thanks for the advice i completely forgot to ask about this to my vendor
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jkhoward
DistinguishedNov 24, 201152018,6105
Jun 24, 2014
- #8
It could be related to a bad BIOS?
It is really hard to troubleshoot something like this. Good luck!
It is really hard to troubleshoot something like this. Good luck!
Jun 24, 2014
- #9
updated bios to latest version from my vendor problem still exists
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jkhoward
DistinguishedNov 24, 201152018,6105
Jun 24, 2014
- #10
Darn..
Yeah open a ticket and let me know what the solution is. I am very curious about this.
Yeah open a ticket and let me know what the solution is. I am very curious about this.