Just picked up a NIB Minibook. Plugged it in, powered up, got it all set up with Windows.
Problem is Windows wont recognize the battery, just says “no battery present”. Battery/charging light just flashes red.
I’ve tried power cycling, unplugging my battery, and updating Windows. I think the OS recognizes the dead battery on startup and boots as if its not there.
Battery driver isn’t present in device manager.
I believe my battery is now completely dead and wont charge.
Any suggestions?
First you should reinstall the driver, but since it is not in the device manager, you should check what Aida64 says about the battery. If there is no battery information too, download the snappy driver installer or any similar programm (don’t update any other drivers, it can “brick” system). If the program detects the battery - try to install the driver, if not - check if the battery itself is connected.
It depends on the civil code and consumer protection of your country, for example, in my country I can open the device and disconnect any FFC without losing the warranty (but if the warranty seal is on FFC - the service center will inspect the board for a long time)
I don’t have any information about that. Maybe the laptop has an original charger detection system. Also charger and power bank must be approved to switch the voltage from 5V to 12V and I don’t think that this is implemented in a laptop.
I found that this laptop supports “PD2.0 fast charging with any PD adapter
or power bank” , so make sure you are using PD2.0 charger.
I bought a believe bank BASEUS MULIGHT DIGITAL DISPLAY QUICK CHARGE POWER BANK 45W (PPMY-A01) 20000MAH. But his laptop does not detect. There are recommended powerbank?
Dear Biosham, unfortunately have the same problem. I tried to unplug and replug the battery, but still not detectable by the system. How did you managed to solve it ? Thank you