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05-07-2024 10:42 AM
Product: HP Spectre x360 - 15-df1007ne
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11
Hey, so I forgot my hp laptop charger, and wanted to charge with my type C charger which is 25 Watts. I checked first and it said the laptop can handle up till 65 Watts. So I tried it, and I started receiving the "Power surge on the USB port" notification non-stop. Even after I pressed reset, unplugged everything and restarted the laptop, it won't go away. I tried troubleshooting with the control panel, and it kind of gave me nothing. I also tried the device manager, then checked then ticked off the power management option in the universal serial bus controllers. Yet again the notification is still appearing non-stop.
Please help :]
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