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Laptop Just Says Plugged? Tips For Worrying When Your Laptop Says Powered On

Have you ever wondered to yourself, “Why does my laptop just says plugged in?” Maybe you were on the phone and had a long talk with a business associate when suddenly the laptop just said plugged in. Maybe you left your laptop on the table while eating at the restaurant you are visiting. What could be causing this? It could be that your battery is getting low and needs to be recharged. However, there are other possible causes for why your laptop just says plugged in.

The reason why your laptop just says plugged in when your power source is off could be that your laptop’s power switch is not detecting the power source. Many laptops have a feature called Portable Power Source (PPS). Unfortunately, not all laptop manufacturers have made the portable PPS adaptor standard which makes it easier to replace older laptop batteries with new ones using the same power adaptor.

If your laptop works properly after the power source has been changed, but then begins to act up when you unplug the battery from the adapter, the problem may be that the old battery is dirty or damaged. In this case, first try to simply clean the battery with a damp cloth. If cleaning doesn’t work, or if the battery is damaged, replacing the battery will be your next step. This should be done as soon as you can because if left plugged in for too long the battery’s charge level will be very low and it will drain the battery very quickly.

A laptop that just turns off by itself may also have an issue with its power supply or its fan. Sometimes, when the laptop is left plugged in for a long time, the fan will kick in but the power supply will not recognize it and will shut down. Removing the laptop from the computer will solve this problem. If removing the laptop from the computer does not fix the issue, an outlet strip may be needed to attach to the back of the computer where the power plug goes.

If your laptop just says plugged in, or continues to say plugged in even when unplugged, there could be a problem with the mother board. The laptop probably has a problem with the internal parts which regulate how the laptop operates. For a laptop that is not too old, you might want to consider purchasing a new motherboard or just upgrading the laptop so that it operates better. It may also be to your advantage to just purchase a new laptop. When a laptop is made today, it is common for the motherboards and other circuits to become outdated fairly quickly, so purchasing a new laptop will allow you to keep using your old one for a while without having to get a completely new one.

A laptop just says plugged in when you turn it on, but there are a few other ways to determine if the laptop is really powered on or not. First, the laptop might not turn on at all. If this happens, you should first make sure that all the cords are properly connected and that the laptop has not got itself stuck between the power source and the back of the computer. You could also try reconnecting all the cords to see if that makes any difference. If none of these steps help, you could try testing different combinations of wires to see if it fixes the problem.