Plugged in, not charging

Yup, I will give you another source of that message one that is a bit more expensive.

Many computer batteries are made up of multiple cells, sometimes in series sometiems in series/parrell.. Each cell is independently monitored as to state of charge by the battery's computer (Yes the battery has a computer all its own) and if one cell is.. Shall we say a bit lower than the others.. It will not allow charging.. new battery time less you can figure out how to equlize (have not done that yet).

Always stay on The High Road

You-know-what flows downhill!

:)

See answer to this on the other forum por favor.

MexicoWanderer, I want to apologize for the above post and bit of sniping that I participated in on another thread. I was out of line, and there was no real reason for it. I guess just a bit of a curmudgeonly old man being a poop.

I left the above post so you'd know what I'm talking about in case you hadn't seen it. I'm also going to post something similar on the other thread.

Gosh, I guess I could stoop to high school antics, but I think I'll let it pass with little response. :) Taking the high road I think it's called. And watch it in my full sized rear view mirror. :)

Hmmm, 2 types of readers oldman,

I got the message on the forum topics page and wondered how you solved it. Then there are others who demand a thesis grade explanation before the question is asked. Not criticism, it's just observation.

I had something like that happen to one of my Dell's a couple of years ago. Keep an eye on it because it may re-occur. What I eventually had to do with mine was replace the battery.

Ahh, the light dawns. :)

Plugged in not charging is the subject.

Why not post the Subject message, so we'll have an idea of what problem you solved?