Is it just the battery? Would solve the problem if I would buy a new battery or could the problem generally synonymous with the notebook?
Depends on how old the battery is. It should be said that currently is winter and at the lower temperatures, a battery is faster empty. You can also see it on the phone.
In principle, it can also be on the notebook itself, you have to see if there are constantly running any background processes.
There are programs with which you can read the battery capacity / degree of wear.
HwMonitor, BatteryCare and many more.
Boah the battery is old enough, I've never changed. 3-4 years maybe. How is it with you, how often or when do you always get a new one?
Unfortunately I do not know the Scheiz, where do I have to enter this
Google: Download "hwmonitor" or "batterycare" program, install, read out values.
And what brings me that?
As written, you can see how much the battery is worn out, how much residual capacity. If you see that the battery has only half the capacity than should, then you can know that the short battery life is.
My notebook is 8 years old and still has the first battery. Although it does not last an hour under load, it can easily last 2-3 hours under normal use. That's enough for me, considering that capacity has shrunk to 38% of its value during the period.
If the battery life is important to you, I would swap it, otherwise it is unnecessary.
Funny my is 3-4 years old and leaves in 10-12 minutes. Initially, he has held out with full battery 1-2 hours
Achso haja, but one could also assume that the battery is all. The funny thing is that the battery life is displayed incorrectly, for example, there's still 70% left over 1 hour 30 minutes on it
And 2 minutes later, the notebook goes off.
10-12 minutes is really extremely little. And 1-2 hours is also a joke. Then I would swap the real time. Can you order so relatively cheap on the Internet, installation is not too difficult.
I can't remember maybe it was 2 hours, but since the battery has spun my running status, I've always left the plug on
Hmm, maybe the battery had always been a defect.
I would buy a new one NEN, perhaps you can remove the directly on the bottom, otherwise just carefully screw on and touch no electronics.
I prefer to keep my hands off this, as I'm not talented in handicraft. I prefer to buy a new one, does not cost the world. Maybe my mistake was that I always left the battery in it. I could have let it out and can, while the charging cable was connected, so that the battery is resting.
You do not have to be physically fit for that, you can do that. Is it possible to simply pull out the battery or is it permanently installed? If the notebook is still running well, it is unnecessary to buy a new one.
It's probably just the battery
Yes, you can just pull out and the notebook is also running properly. But the problem is that the charging cable is constantly connected and that costs electricity.
Then just buy a new battery. You can even buy larger batteries, then it lasts even longer.
Just google your exact model google and battery on the back, then you will be suggested from about 20 euro
