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HP Pavilion Battery Issue


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Tom82

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Hopefully this is the right place to post this, if not I appologize in advance. I have a HP Pavilion N5435 Laptop that has been running great for a while now. My problem though is that about two weeks ago the battery went out I think, let me explain why I think that.

Basically for about the last month, month and a half my battery has been lasting less and less time. Finally one day it died on battey so I pluged it in and the little battery icon light that sits right under the power switch turned a shade of pinkish-red which I had not seen before (usually it's green, yellow, or red) and then turns off (the light). Ever sense then I must have my laptop plugged in our it dies instantly. Now Windows shows the battery with a full charge (100% = 30 mins of power) but it always dies as soon as I take the power chord out. Does anyone know if it is a dead battery or something else? Please help! Thanks.

~ A fustrated laptop user

::SPECS::
HP Pavilion N5435
Windows XP Home + SP2
256 RAM
Intel Celeron 930MHz
10 GB Hard Drive

Edited by Tom82, 18 August 2005 - 06:26 PM.

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austin_o

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Hi and welcome go Geeks to Go. Windows is probably lying to you about that battery. Try another battery.
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