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Hi,

My pavillion Notebook keeps turning off on it's own if the charger isn't plugged in, even though the battery is full. (it won't do it straight away).
Then after that i try turn it on but it won't power on unless the charger has been plugged in. The only way to stop it going off is if i keep the charger plugged in.

It's only recently started doing it.

I was thinking it could be either a faulty battery or over heating. But surely if it's over heating it would go off even if the chager was in.

I'm tempted to get  a new battery but don't want to just incase that isn't the fault?

Hoping someone more knowledgable can help?

Many Thanks
David Weeks

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Hi David,


You're welcome.

Replacing battery with a new one preferably HP battery part specific for your model, would be the solution to this issue in my opinion.


Regards

Visruth

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Hi David,


Definitely is the battery in this case.

What is the age of this laptop/battery?

Can you do HP battery test from HP support assistant software?


Regards

Visruth
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Hi,

 

Please let us know what is it and what is its Operating system. Please use the following instructions to find out the model/product of your machine:

  http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00033108

Regards.

BH
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Thanks for the reply. Visruth. The laptop/battery is about 14 months old.

I did the test after i posted this question and it did fail. Although i did it more than once and the others passed. Strange, i'm sticking with the fail.

Regards
David
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Hi David,


You're welcome.

Replacing battery with a new one preferably HP battery part specific for your model, would be the solution to this issue in my opinion.


Regards

Visruth
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