madshutterbug (
madshutterbug) wrote2005-09-15 11:10 am
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And What Does It Mean When
My personal laptop, which has been plugged in while at the hotel to keep battery charge up, just shut itself off. Twice. Hopefully this is more a sign that the battery (six years old) is actually loosing it's ability to hold a charge rather than something more ... dire. Since I didn't bring the power source with me to training classes, it shall need to wait until after today's sessions to trouble-shoot.
Meanwhile, at least I did get to deal with a couple e-mails that needed quick attention. And lunch is good. This is all to the plus.
We now return you to your Regularly Scheduled Life.
Meanwhile, at least I did get to deal with a couple e-mails that needed quick attention. And lunch is good. This is all to the plus.
We now return you to your Regularly Scheduled Life.
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I think I can get replacement batteries, but frankly, as old as this laptop is I think I'd rather replace the laptop. I've been figuring on this happening sometime in the next six months.
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2. Consider heat issues. Overheating will cause any PC to turn off.
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I'll try reseating the battery later. Right now, it's plugged in to wall power and working, and the battery icon is showing no charge. We'll see what happens after giving it time to charge, cleaning contacts, and reseating.