My notebook behaves very strange for some weeks and I can't figure out what exactly the problem is or whether it may not even be several. So the following situation: When I use the notebook on battery power, it goes without warning just off. So it does not go down, but goes directly out (clear case, should be on the battery) BUT if I want to turn it on, it is ONLY if the power adapter is NOT plugged. I can only plug it in after about 30 seconds. So if Windows has started up, otherwise it has already happened that when booting, I have plugged in the power adapter. When the power adapter is plugged in, the notebook will not start. Almost like in a good relationship between my power supply and the notebook, they can't but not without each other. : Could this second issue be due to memory or motherboard? I'm afraid that there are two problems and not just one. Does anyone have any idea how best to proceed?
What happens with a remote battery and start with the power supply?
Take the battery out and then plug in the power supply and try to start it. It could not be on RAM or motherboard. I think the battery is broken.
I would have to test again. The battery is installed, i. There's no quick release. I screw it up again and will then start.
The second problem could well be due to the battery, e.g. That the charging sequence is initiated, but somehow because of the error in the battery, the power supply is overloaded and it comes thereby to the crash.
Again, it would also be conceivable that both problems can be explained purely in an error in the component for controlling the power supply. Whether it is on the motherboard or disconnected is irrelevant.
If the Akakt is heruasnehmbar, you could just test it without a battery.
I have the assumption that the charging electronics of your (defective) batteries since reinzwickt with the start.
I run my lappi almost exclusively with a drawn battery, so should go with you
Motherboard would be quite a possibility, especially as this laptop in charge charging control for the battery or the power supply in general has held.
