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Vista RC1 will not charge battery



 
 
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Old October 12th 06, 10:52 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Jeff
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Default Vista RC1 will not charge battery

Hi there,
I have a Compaq N600c laptop with a new battery. With Windows XP and a
Vista beta, the battery would charge, and would last 3 to 4 hours without
being plugged in. Now that I have installed RC1 the battery stays at 5%, and
charging status switches between charging and not charging.

The problems started with RC1 - any ideas on how to fix this? Are there any
hidden charging settings? Or any registry settings that would affect this?
I am going to re-install the beta or XP (which ever CD I find first)
Thanks
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Old December 9th 06, 06:50 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Swanie
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Default Vista RC1 will not charge battery

Jeff, did you ever figure anything out about this? I just installed RC1
Build 5600 on my Toshiba Satellite. It said it was plugged in to AC, but
apparently was running on battery. Now, the laptop is dead and I cannot
charge it or run it on AC. Any ideas? Thanks.

"Jeff" wrote:

Hi there,
I have a Compaq N600c laptop with a new battery. With Windows XP and a
Vista beta, the battery would charge, and would last 3 to 4 hours without
being plugged in. Now that I have installed RC1 the battery stays at 5%, and
charging status switches between charging and not charging.

The problems started with RC1 - any ideas on how to fix this? Are there any
hidden charging settings? Or any registry settings that would affect this?
I am going to re-install the beta or XP (which ever CD I find first)
Thanks

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Old December 10th 06, 12:59 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Jeff
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Default Vista RC1 will not charge battery

No, I never figured this out. My laptop was acting the same as yours - it
would just run off of AC, and not the battery. I could be in the same
situation as you when I go to use it next. I am going to get a copy of the
full release next week and will try installing that and see if it was just a
bug in RC1...

"Swanie" wrote:

Jeff, did you ever figure anything out about this? I just installed RC1
Build 5600 on my Toshiba Satellite. It said it was plugged in to AC, but
apparently was running on battery. Now, the laptop is dead and I cannot
charge it or run it on AC. Any ideas? Thanks.

"Jeff" wrote:

Hi there,
I have a Compaq N600c laptop with a new battery. With Windows XP and a
Vista beta, the battery would charge, and would last 3 to 4 hours without
being plugged in. Now that I have installed RC1 the battery stays at 5%, and
charging status switches between charging and not charging.

The problems started with RC1 - any ideas on how to fix this? Are there any
hidden charging settings? Or any registry settings that would affect this?
I am going to re-install the beta or XP (which ever CD I find first)
Thanks

 




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