I purchased a new battery as my original one needed to be replaced. (They’re was an X on the battery and it wasn’t being recognised by windows anymore) I’m guessing it was due to overcharging it as I never really took the charger out with the battery inserted
I should note that the new replacement battery is an unofficial one but from a good source it seems anyway. Also, it is compatible as the serial number, part number and shape all line up. The laptop I own is a Lenovo Yoga s730-13iwl.
What happens is the new battery is recognised by windows and shows “100% plugged in charging” but when I take the charger out the laptop shuts off immediately.
Things I have tried so far is:
I should note that the new replacement battery is an unofficial one but from a good source it seems anyway. Also, it is compatible as the serial number, part number and shape all line up. The laptop I own is a Lenovo Yoga s730-13iwl.
What happens is the new battery is recognised by windows and shows “100% plugged in charging” but when I take the charger out the laptop shuts off immediately.
Things I have tried so far is:
- Removing battery, power supply and holding down the power button for 30 seconds or more
- Checking if the bios needed to be updated
- Changing advanced power settings and putting battery on 25% for maximum processor state
- Updating the battery drivers in device manager
- Running the windows power troubleshooter