

After a few moments, I stopped to think while shutting down my laptop about what the causes for this issue could be.Ī little while later I came up with a few ways to allow the battery to start charging again. Panicking while the battery is still discharging will only lead to more problems and unclear thinking. The first thing I did was panic, which in hindsight wasn’t the wisest thing to do.

Being an original battery meant it was also less likely to cause unforeseen problems than some third party batteries.

I thought the battery was fine as it was the original and looked OK when its information was checked. And that’s when it hit me: It wasn’t charging. Once it started to get a bit low in charge, I went back upstairs to plug it in, with about twenty minutes of charge remaining. I instead decided to just run the computer off the battery for a while. Frustratingly, the one plug close to the sofa was in need of repair and the other outlet was too far away to plug my laptop into. Yesterday, after I had finished writing an article, I decided to unplug my laptop and go downstairs to relax on the sofa in the living room.
