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April 27th, 2004, 02:17 PM
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Battery Misbehavior
I have Presario 1210CA which originally came With Win95, I have installed WinXP with no problems. I had a battery problem when I was using Win95, therefore I opted for WinXP which didn't help. Battery is not charging fully. I tried charging after fully draining the battery in safe mode but it stops charging after 20%. I tried updated the Battery Controller patch from Compaq website but didn't helped much just charging somewhat faster then before. When battery stops charging I pulls the Power plug and reinserts it, then it shows blinking arrow towards battery and after some time it reaches next mark of 30%, it do it till it goes to 100%. But when I uses my notebook on battery system goes to standby on just 70% and when I insert the power plug it starts charging from 0% again. My notebook supports APM but i couldn't find APM in device manager under System Devices. I also tried reinstalling WinXP but couldn't find APM again under System Devices, please help. Battery is NiMH type.
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April 27th, 2004, 03:16 PM
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Troubleshooting Notebook Battery Power.
Presario 121xxx System ROM Update
Notice the many links on the left for Manuals, FAQ's, etc.
Personally, I would suspect the battery itself.
Parts Breakdown for your Presario 1210CA. It lists your battery as being part number 177458-001, cost $251.00, Battery pack, enhanced lithium-ion (LiON), 3.6Ahr, rechargeable. If this is not the type of battery that you have installed, I would replace it right away.
Last edited by JaxSon; April 27th, 2004 at 03:22 PM.
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