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05-07-2012 02:13 PM
Hi all,
i have had to change my HDD and when i reloaded win 7 my battery indicator icon says "plugged in, not charging".
i have read loads of treads about this issue and done all of the suggestions but nothing works.
any help would be grateful.
i have uninstalled both
Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery
ACPI Fixed Feature Button
they reinstall after reboot
i cannot perform calibration as i cant recharge the battery in the first place
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05-09-2012 08:45 AM
This is not one of the models with the BIOS designed to fix charging issues but is an old enough laptop that it may be as simple as a battery that just needs to be replaced.
05-08-2012 09:48 AM
Minimum requirement for us to help you is to identify your laptop. I know some of the dv6 models have a BIOS upgrade which is designed to fix a similar problem so if you have that model we could tell you "upgrade the BIOS", but without knowing what you have we can't really help.
05-16-2012 01:18 PM
I have a 1-year old EliteBook 8440W that has a similar issue. The laptop was fine until it was not used for 2 weeks, due to a lost charger. When I found the charger, plugged it in, and turned on the laptop, this issue came up: 0% charge, plugged in, not charging. I tried HP Expert MumboDog's solution (from another thread) but uninstalling the ACPI Fixed Feature forces a restart (a pop-up to restart or cancel appears) instead of letting me shutdown to continue with the other steps. Please advise.
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