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06-12-2025 05:37 AM
the time when i buy the hp pavilion gaming laptop and got a charger for free with the laptop and after using it 6 to 8 month i started to getting issue with that and according to me the issue was not getting enough supply of power according to my laptop needs and then i have replaced it under warranty and then again the problem started with the new one also but i didn't raise any complaints because at that time it was minor issue means sometime its get worse and sometime it works properly but the situation is getting worse, facing a lot of problem and im also not able to connect with you on call due to not getting any option for that. So i request you please help me out.
Thank you
06-13-2025 06:23 AM
Hi @abhi149,
Welcome to the HP Support Community!
Thanks for reaching out about your query regarding your laptop's charger!
We're thrilled to have the opportunity to assist you and provide a solution.
Try these steps:
Basic Checks:
Inspect the Charger:
Ensure the charger isn't physically damaged (frayed wires, bent pins, etc.).
Check if the power brick feels unusually hot or smells burnt.
Use a Direct Wall Outlet:
Avoid using extension cords or surge protectors.
Plug the adapter directly into a working wall socket.
Confirm LED Indicator:
Does the charging LED on your laptop light up when you plug it in? If not, try slightly adjusting the charger pin or rotating it gently.
System & Battery Checks:
Battery Reset (Hard Reset):
Turn off the laptop completely.
Unplug the charger.
Press and hold the power button for 15 seconds.
Plug the charger back in and power it on.
Update BIOS and Drivers:
Connect your laptop to power (if it charges intermittently).
Visit HP Support → enter your laptop’s model → check for the latest BIOS, chipset, and power management drivers and install them.
Run HP Hardware Diagnostics:
Press ESC while starting the laptop, then press F2 for diagnostics.
Run the battery and AC adapter tests to detect any power supply issues.
I hope this helps.
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Best regards,
Kuroi_Kenshi
I am an HP Employee