Reply With QuoteI would not invest in a new battery for it until I knew it was going to work.
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At that point now!Originally Posted by Redwood
laptop
I would not invest in a new battery for it until I knew it was going to work.
There is an internal battery that keeps things going like the clock etc.
It is a button type battery mounted on one of the boards...
When this dies the laptop will not start even with a power cord attached and a good battery...
Many laptops will run fine off the power cord with a dead battery...
Yep,tried that too,It is now scrap.
Thanks for info.
can that spam!
Done, plus, I wanted to tell you something Clay about my laptop hiberating at will and staying in that mode to the point where I had to reboot.
Well, mine is still under warranty and I called tech support and I had to type in a command prompt because for some unknown reason, my laptop was not recognizing it anymore.
This is what I typed in, if this happens to you,
(where you do a command prompt, go to, run and type 1CO, hit enter then a black box will open and type in this command:
powerCFG-DEVICEQUERY wake_from_any
then, hit enter.
Last edited by Cookie; 06-16-2009 at 05:33 PM.
Thanks Cookie,I donated it to crayons to computers which is a local program
that helps teachers in our area with supplies and more. I hope they get
something out of it.
Well, it did it again. Mine might be joining yours.
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