Lenovo Thinkpad Battery Plugged in Not Charging

by Ezequiel Farrell Writer & Blogger

Lenovo Thinkpad Battery Plugged in Not Charging due to faulty charger. You can replace your battery too.

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If your notebook refuses to control the battery even though it admits it's plugged in, here is what you will need to do:

Open the Device Manager by simply trying to find this or right-clicking the Start button and then selecting the Device Supervisor .

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Right-click on each Product and choose the Uninstall apparatus . Yes, you are uninstalling your laptop's battery drivers but do not worry because they'll automatically be re installed once you restart your laptop.
Shut down your laptop.
If your notebook features a removable battery, eliminate it. My Lenovo laptop does not need a removable battery life. I tried to skip this step however, it didn't work, therefore that I removed the base panel of my laptop and then removed the battery by copying it from the motherboard.
Set the battery back in if you removed it.
Plug in your laptop.
Power on your notebook.
Click on the battery icon from the system tray and also you need to realize that your notebook is plugged in and charging.
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By minding my Lenovo laptop's battery drivers along with disconnecting its battery and then reconnecting it, I received my laptop's battery straight back to charging if it's plugged . With gaps in manufacturing companies, your mileage might vary. If you struck this plugged-in-not-charging problem and discovered a fix that is different from mine, then please clarify your way in the comments below.

Awful laptop AC adapter

Evaluation to confirm the AC adapter is not bad. Remove the battery and assess whether the laptop will run solely from the notebook AC adapter. If the notebook does not work, then the AC adapter is bad and has to be replaced.

In some cases, the laptop charger itself is faulty and may run the laptop, however it does not have sufficient power to control the battery. In this case, try charging the notebook battery with the notebook turned off. In the event the battery charges whilst the computer is off, then the note