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06-18-2023 01:01 AM - edited 06-18-2023 01:38 AM
So I have an HP elitebook 8570w that’s been working fine for years and months. The charger has been kinda iffy but whenever my laptop would die I would have to twist and reposition the charger for it to work. But a few weeks ago my laptop died on battery so I tried plugging in the charger but everytime I do , the LED lights turn on for a second and then turns off. Every single time
i recently tried it one more removing the battery and the cap locks highlights the whole time but when I put the battery back it just does the same thing and turns on then off
- does anyone know why it’s doing this and the issue with it?
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