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02-22-2022 01:02 PM - last edited on 02-22-2022 01:39 PM by RodrigoB
I have a HP ENVY X360 touchscreen that is 7 years old. Looking at it you would thinks its almost brand new (i take care of my $h!t). Anyways the battery is internal and can not be replaced and is no longer taking a charge and is now at 8%, what I am needing to know is once the battery hits 0% will the laptop continue to operate as long as it has a charger plugged into it or will it essentially be a paper weight? Thanks in advance for your time and input!
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02-22-2022 04:26 PM - edited 02-22-2022 04:27 PM
The battery can and should be replaced. We can help you do it. It's just internal and you need to remove the back to get to it. Battery will cost $50-100. Let us know if you want to keep using it. You could use it after the battery is dead but will cause some annoying issues.
02-23-2022 04:54 AM
Then why publish a Manual showing how to replace it? See pp. 31-32 of this:
3-cell, 43-Wh, 2.83-Ah, Li-ion battery 761230-005
$26 on amazon.com
02-23-2022 04:24 PM
Thank you so much! I have already ordered a new laptop 1) because this one is not windows 11 comaptable and at first i was being told the battery was non rplaceable and I am now dow to 5%. At least now I can cheaply replace the bettery and make use of this laptop for something else rather seeing it being destroyed cause it really is in good condition.
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