My Windows 10 shows me that my battery is fully charged. The Powershell created battery report shows me the same and the battery capacity corresponds to the design capacity (battery is not 7 days old). Also, I'm under Linux indicated that the battery is fully charged. So far everything went smoothly. Laptop just did not look that way and did not get unusually warm either.
However, if I remove the power adapter, the laptop goes out immediately. He does not even drive down but just goes out and without the power supply to reconnect, the laptop will not turn on again.
Do you have ideas?
Yes, the battery is dead.
If the battery has no more capacity then it immediately indicates fully, it reaches the full voltage immediately because he takes nothing. So he shows just 100%. And the ad is correct.
To imagine: a 1 liter jar has a capacity of 1 liter. Fill it with pebbles that you glue on, then it only has about 0.01 liters for water and thus has 100% of its new capacity with 1/100 of its original. It is immediately full, but nothing works.
Thanks for the answer. The battery really seems to be defective. I have the old battery installed again, now the laptop can be used again in battery mode (of course not as long as before). However, my old battery has also lost in capacity, and in the indicated that he has fully charged state only about 16000 mAh of 48000 mAh. The battery that is at the top of the question, I'm not just indicated that it is full. It also shows how big your current capacity is.
