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Does removing the battery and using the laptop on AC power, having the charger plugged in for many than 2 days, damage laptop hardware in any way?

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No it will not do any harm. Actually it is better for the battery to remove it if you are constantly plugged in. 

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No it will not do any harm. Actually it is better for the battery to remove it if you are constantly plugged in. 

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How about if I already shut off my laptop but still leaving the A/C adapter plugged in without battery? WIll it cause damage?

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No, that is fine.

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