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New windows install - Power icon showing as charging rather than battery life

  • 04-07-2007 8:02pm
    #1
    workaccount
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    The title says it all really.

    Thanks.


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  • #2
    Tom Dunne
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    Sounds like the battery is buggered.


  • #3
    workaccount
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    tom dunne wrote:
    Sounds like the battery is buggered.

    Have you experienced this much in the past Tom?


  • #4
    Tom Dunne
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    workaccount wrote:
    Have you experienced this much in the past Tom?

    I have experienced it with a 3 year old laptop, with a bogey battery. I don't use the battery on it any more - it's plugged in all the time now.


  • #5
    workaccount
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    tom dunne wrote:
    I have experienced it with a 3 year old laptop, with a bogey battery. I don't use the battery on it any more - it's plugged in all the time now.

    I have my suspicions. The windows install has been used before on my laptop and I currently have no battery icon (you always get round to fixing your own last don't you).

    I added power.cfg through system > advanced > data execution prevention based on a thread I had been reading. The icon was sound before reinstalling. I might continue on rooting around google before dismissing it as a battery gone dodgy. It would be too coincendental for me. :)


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