Hello, I am writing this post because yesterday I lef my laptop on to go assist someone in my household, and forgot to plug my laptop back in unfortunately it died and when I did come back to turn it on after placing the plug inside its port to charge, now my laptop only charges to 24%.
sony windows 7 vaio
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In this situation of my laptop's battery being compromised, should I contact sony
for a replacement battery or are there any other places to look for a good battery,
I've never replaced this battery at all and its the original.
and right now I can't really afford a new battery, so I don't know what to do.
Sadly no unfortunately I don't have a warranty. I will and you are also right about not leaving the charger up to the laptop all the time, I was afraid this would happen. even before than my battery would drain pretty quickly I avoided getting a new one and than just leaving it plugged in and than taking it out.
I thank you for helping me with this situation, and appreciate your help, I will go get a new battery with a warranty
when I can.
geofelt
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Batteries do not last forever.
It is time to replace it.
Take the battery out so you can identify the part number.
One word of caution:
Sony replacement batteries will be more expensive than other equivalent batteries.
Sony might give you some sort of message that a replacement non sony battery is not suitable.
That is not exactly so; that is just a software message inducing you to spend more on their product.
If you do get such a message, google it to find out what it really means and how to fix the problem.
And... so far as I can tell, leaving the power connected will not damage a good battery. The charging is supposed to stop when the battery is full.
I have had no problems with my sony vaio, and I have left it plugged in for a very long time.
It is time to replace it.
Take the battery out so you can identify the part number.
One word of caution:
Sony replacement batteries will be more expensive than other equivalent batteries.
Sony might give you some sort of message that a replacement non sony battery is not suitable.
That is not exactly so; that is just a software message inducing you to spend more on their product.
If you do get such a message, google it to find out what it really means and how to fix the problem.
And... so far as I can tell, leaving the power connected will not damage a good battery. The charging is supposed to stop when the battery is full.
I have had no problems with my sony vaio, and I have left it plugged in for a very long time.
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