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We have a new HP laptop and we are getting the message "plugged in not
charging". After searching the web it seems this is a common problem with
Vista. I did not find a solution for it though. Does anyone know a solution
or are there just that many bad batterys since vista was launched?
thx
Jon
Apparently, your HP laptop has a hardware problem.
Contact HP support for assistance.
That is my first thought aswell. When I searched it though there were far
too many people reporting this same issue, unless there is a large ammount
of DOA batteries on the market right now. I will not have the laptop in
hand for a few days, but I have to somehow come up with possible fixes for
it. The battery or electrical system simply could have issues, but if there
is an alternate possibility that someone has run across; it would be great
to know.
Most (all?) laptops stop charging the battery when it is fully charged.
They will not begin a recharge until the charge level drops below the
95% point.
The battery is not charging as in, if it is not plugged into the wall, it
will not boot.
Try removing and refitting the battery.
If the battery is very flat you may have trouble charging it while the
computer is on.
Try charging with the computer off for 15 minutes and see what happens.