When your PC says "Plugged in, not charging," it usually means that your PC is running but isn't charging the battery. This issue can be caused by a variety of reasons, including hardware failures, system setup issues, or driver errors. Here are some possible solutions and troubleshooting steps.
First, inspect the power adapter and power cord for visible damage such as breakage, wear, or poor contact. If you notice any problems, replace the power adapter or power cord.
If it's a laptop, try removing the battery (if possible) and starting the computer with only the power adapter. If your computer starts up properly, there may be a problem with the battery itself.
For laptops where the battery can't be removed, you can try to check the battery status in the BIOS settings. If the BIOS shows that there is a problem with the battery, the battery may need to be replaced.
Network, Invasion and Deletion) to enter the power management settings of the operating system and check if there are any relevant charging options that have been disabled or changed. For example, on Windows, you can check if there is a setting such as "Disable Charging" in the power options.
Make sure you have the latest battery drivers installed on your PC. You can find the battery driver in Device Manager and try to update it. If the problem persists after updating, try uninstalling and reinstalling the driver.
Check that your computer's power ports and battery contacts are clean. If there is dust or dirt, it may affect the power connection. Use a clean, soft cloth to gently wipe these areas.
Some computers have a built-in power management chip (EC SMC), which controls power-related functions. You can try resetting this chip to fix the problem. Different computer brands and models have different reset methods, please refer to the official documentation or support**.
If none of the above steps resolve the issue, there may be a fault with the power management chip or other internal hardware. In this case, it is recommended to contact the computer manufacturer's customer service or a professional computer repair personnel for inspection and repair.
Before performing any hardware checks or operations, make sure to turn off your computer and disconnect all power sources to avoid electric shock or damage to your device.
If you are not sure how to proceed with certain operations, it is advisable to seek the help of a professional.
Before replacing the battery or performing other hardware repairs, make sure to back up all your important data.
network, invasion and deletion).Q1: My computer shows "Power on, not charging", but I just replaced the battery with a new one, what's going on?
A1: If you have just replaced the new battery and still have this problem, it may be that the new battery is not compatible with the computer or is not installed correctly. Make sure the battery is designed for your PC model and is installed correctly. If the problem persists, consider contacting the battery dealer or manufacturer for help.
Q2: I tried all the steps but the computer still won't charge, what should I do?
A2: If you have tried all possible solutions and the problem persists, then it may be a hardware failure inside the computer. In this case, the best course of action is to contact the computer manufacturer's customer service or a professional computer repair service for inspection and repair.
Q3: My computer is under warranty, can I go directly to the service center to repair it?
A3: If your computer is still under warranty, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer's customer service center directly. They may offer you free inspection and repair services. Before going to the service center, make sure you have a valid proof of purchase and warranty card.
Q4: Can I turn on the computer to check the power port by myself?
A4: It is not recommended for non-professionals to open the computer for inspection by themselves, as this may void the warranty or further damage the computer. If you're not familiar with computer hardware, it's best to seek professional technical support.