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bit of a strange one
marrittm
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ok here goes, i used my laptop the other day ond for some reason i didnt work from battery alone so i thought i would charge on al would be ok, i left it for about hour and tried again but still would not work. the power management says batery is 100% but soon as i removed AC power cord laptop would turn of. tonight i took some of the pannels from underneath the laptop of to clean the fan out as it was noisy, then put all back together. but to my shock i pressed power button with only battery connected and it came on, only problem now is that the battery meter in taskbar reads 0% battery power but as soon as AC cord is plugged in the battery icon disapears and displays ''ON AC POWER'' buyt again it still says 100% in power settings.
so just to carify things
P.S i did try holding power button in for 30 seconds and it did nothing,
and im running XP if that helps.
so just to carify things
- laptop now works with battery but displays 0%
- when AC cord plugged in icon changes to ''ON AC POWER'' and it says battery 100% in power meter.
P.S i did try holding power button in for 30 seconds and it did nothing,
and im running XP if that helps.
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its a fujitsu siemens but i will still have look at thread thankyou0
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ok had a look at info given above but no good im affraid thanks for suggestion though. any more ideas anyone.0
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Sounds like it may be a duff battery.Ubuntu is an ancient African word, meaning: 'I can't configure Debian'.0
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