Hello everyone,
The battery in my laptop is refusing to charge (staying at 0%, saying that it's plugged in). I have tried what I consider to be pretty much every possible solution that is out there, to avoid buying a new battery (I have made another post where everything is described in detail for whoever's interested: https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...-at-0-and-wont-charge-no-matter-what.3508951/ ). Long story short, the battery has ran out of power completely, to a point where the laptop doesn't detect it anymore and the integrated controller in the battery (which takes power only from the battery itself) doesn't have any juice to start up and tell the battery to start charging again.
Recently however, I have stumbled upon another possible solution that I haven't tried yet, where they suggest the following steps for awaking the battery:
So my question is whether or not there's any danger to do this (plug the battery while the laptop is working and plugged in)? The reason why I'm concerned is because the battery on my model is none-removable, which means that I will have to plug the battery connector straight up to the port on the motherboard, with the computer already plugged in and on.
My laptop is Asus X751LX .
Thanks in advance!
The battery in my laptop is refusing to charge (staying at 0%, saying that it's plugged in). I have tried what I consider to be pretty much every possible solution that is out there, to avoid buying a new battery (I have made another post where everything is described in detail for whoever's interested: https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...-at-0-and-wont-charge-no-matter-what.3508951/ ). Long story short, the battery has ran out of power completely, to a point where the laptop doesn't detect it anymore and the integrated controller in the battery (which takes power only from the battery itself) doesn't have any juice to start up and tell the battery to start charging again.
Recently however, I have stumbled upon another possible solution that I haven't tried yet, where they suggest the following steps for awaking the battery:
- Remove the battery and kill the static energy in your laptop by holding down the power button for 20 seconds.
- With the battery still removed, plug in the adapter and turn on the power.
- Your laptop starts working now.
- Now here's the tricky part - Insert the battery 'after' you've powered on the laptop. Now your laptop will detect the battery and start charging it.
So my question is whether or not there's any danger to do this (plug the battery while the laptop is working and plugged in)? The reason why I'm concerned is because the battery on my model is none-removable, which means that I will have to plug the battery connector straight up to the port on the motherboard, with the computer already plugged in and on.
My laptop is Asus X751LX .
Thanks in advance!