The Battery didn't charge or detect being plugged in also caused by four reasons:
- 1. The Vostro 1510 laptop battery failed
- 2. The Adapter failed (can not charge the battery)
- 3. The motherboard charging electric circuit failed (many caused by short damage). You can view more info here: Dell Motherboard Problem
- 4. The laptop bios is too old to recognize the battery
After I checked my battery and adapter and confirm they are good. Then I try to repair it by myself.. My Latitude E6400 battery was fixed by myself.
The first solution :I search in the google: Repairman from another site suggested that while the computer is on and plugged in, to unplug the adapter and then plug it back in again. To check the computer can started charging.
So I remove the laptop battery from the laptop and left the AC cord connected, booting it up on the power cord alone until I was able to boot into Windows 7, at which point I then put the laptop battery back into the computer while it was still on. This worked and while a tad unsafe for most people, I wouldn't recommend you use this idea unless you absolutely had to, that is, if there was no other choice.
The Second Solution: You can download the newest BIOS from dell.com and then flash the bios. But I do not want to update Bios, So I use another way to make the Power manager system to recognize my latitude E6500 battery. :)
I open up my laptop Device Manager (usually a right click on your Computer/My Computer) and remove all Dell inspiron 6400 battery related devices from the Device Manager. Then after you've done that, right click again and select "Scan for Changes", which should reinstall the proper services and allow for your laptop to charge again. See the more info in the image below.
According to Dell, the Inspiron laptop battery should last somewhere between 18 to 24 months before seeing a decline in performance. After that, it is likely that the announcement of Inspiron 630m Battery will not last as long as possible. When this happens, you should consider change the old battery with new one.
Read on to learn how to prolong a Dell Inspiron laptop battery aging course.
Step 1: Make sure the replacement batteries from Dell is willing to go out of its packaging and place it somewhere nearby.
Step 2 :Save open files in which you are working. Since shutting down the programs is not required when you change the Inspiron 700m Battery , this is more a precaution than a necessity.
Step 3 : Connect your AC adapter into a wall outlet nearby. Then, connect the cable power plug adapter for your laptop.
Step 4: Turn your notebook and find the Dell Latitude D800 Battery lock. Slide the release position, and remove the old battery.
Step 5 : Install the new battery from Dell just appeared in its place. The alignment of the battery should be easy to understand, since there is only one side that is connected to the pins of the receptors in the Dell Latitude D830 Battery bay of your laptop.
Step 6 : Make sure the XPS M1210 Battery lock appears again in the locked position. If you are stuck in the unlocked position, gently move the battery back and forth to reappear.
Step 7 : Keep your laptop connected to the outlet to charge the new XPS M1210 Battery . You can check the status of your shipment by clicking on the icon in the system tray in the form of battery.
Dell tip for lithum laptop battery
Q Is it easy to install a battery?
a Yes, very easy. First, make sure all open files are saved. Next, either attach the aC adapter directly to the lap or set the system to "hibernate" mode or shut off. Release the latch on the current battery, and simply install the replacemen
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