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I am an IT student i am having this Acer Aspire 5738ZG from last two years and i have seen charging issue with this laptop many time but it used to get charged after 2-3 attempts. I am using 64 bit windows 7 on this laptop and the problem is that it is not getting charged at all. Do not know why but it does not even start charging. I have got annoyed by watching "Plugged in not charging". Please get me rid of it.
Appears To have the same problem as you on my Acer Aspire 8930, since he returned from a VAS worries other than the battery, my battery started to no longer hold a charge, I So order another one but this one does not load after my estimated battery icon ... it is 1am my computer works when it tells me 0% ... I have exactly the same description of the problem which you are facing here!
My old battery was fully charged only 15-20 minutes, so I ordered the day a new (and 14.8 V, 4800 mAh, however, instead of 5200). Yesterday came the piece to be and I have it loaded in accordance with the instructions first 10 hours long. Then turned on laptop: battery was at 64%. Have then kept on the power supply and let the battery become empty. This morning, two hours in the off state and load can be connected (so I thought at least). Then power supply disconnected and pushed start button - no response! So power supply re-connected and started. Now, stand by me also remain "4% (AC power, not charging)".
I suggest you to follow the given steps which might solves your battery problem.
- Pull out the power supply [PC then goes out.]
- Wait briefly.
- Remove the battery clean.
- Notebook stands freely [also without power supply and battery]
- Wait a few minutes.
- Battery poke slowly.
- Power infected PC as usual and recharge.
There has been recommended when the battery does not need a long time, store it in a cargo capacity of about 50-80% outside of the notebook. About once a month, you should increase the charge state kontrolliereun un necessary. If needed, the battery just before he was again fully charged.
I have an IBM notebook. In the reference material is that they recommend once a month to drain the battery completely (less than 3%) to get the performance.