S Seymour_2 Commendable Jul 10, 2016 16 0 1,510 Jul 13, 2016 #1 I remember reading somewhere that some laptops require both the charger and some battery charge to start up. Is this the case with any modern laptops?
I remember reading somewhere that some laptops require both the charger and some battery charge to start up. Is this the case with any modern laptops?
Solution Mr Kagouris Jul 13, 2016 Not really. Modern laptops only switch to battery when they are disconnected from the charger, they can function just fine without it.
Not really. Modern laptops only switch to battery when they are disconnected from the charger, they can function just fine without it.
Mr Kagouris Judicious Sep 7, 2015 3,966 2 32,565 Jul 13, 2016 Solution #2 Not really. Modern laptops only switch to battery when they are disconnected from the charger, they can function just fine without it. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Not really. Modern laptops only switch to battery when they are disconnected from the charger, they can function just fine without it.
jaguarskx Titan Apr 19, 2006 27,979 3 84,965 Jul 13, 2016 #3 As long as the laptop is plugged into an AC outlet it will work fine. Upvote 1 Downvote
B BOURHILA MOUNTASIR Commendable Dec 10, 2016 2 0 1,510 Dec 10, 2016 #5 it happend to me, my accent laptop doesnt work without the battery it doesn't get past the boot + my battery is 3 years old always 0% So it doesn't really work but my laptop wouldn't start without it Upvote 0 Downvote
it happend to me, my accent laptop doesnt work without the battery it doesn't get past the boot + my battery is 3 years old always 0% So it doesn't really work but my laptop wouldn't start without it
A alexpanda187 Mar 13, 2018 8 0 10 Mar 13, 2018 #6 My Asus x555l does not work without the battery? I just took it out as it's defective thinking I can just use the ac adapter but I get no power at all Upvote 0 Downvote
My Asus x555l does not work without the battery? I just took it out as it's defective thinking I can just use the ac adapter but I get no power at all