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covphoenix

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I can only turn my computer on when i have the power cord plugged in. This has only happened since i removed a virus couple of days ago.
Its not the battery as when i take out the cord straight away the computer will remain on for some time.
I rarely use the computer without the cord so it should mean the battery is well charged.

Can anyone help please
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Neil Jones

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Might be stating the obvious here but there's no way any virus can affect a system physically. There's no way it can have anything to do with the battery.

It may just be co-incidence that whatever the laptop does to source power from the battery when you turn it on stopped working at the same time as you got shot of a virus. As you say, it works fine if you pull the plug out.

Might not be a lot you can do about it in all honesty.
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