acer nitro 5 (amd3550h) laptop i bought 15 days before. now it was dropping 3% per minute. pls solve

rj1709
rj1709 Member Posts: 1 New User
edited August 2023 in 2019 Archives
initially its battery backup is 7hrs. now dropping 2or3% per minute. only 2hrs only lasting battery. please anyone give solution. dchp battery driver deleting  and reinstalled also i tried. 

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  • @rj1709

    Hi,

    I am really sorry for the inconvenience.  Please try the basic steps.

    Kindly follow steps listed below...

    Step 1

    Power Drain test for laptop.

    If your computer is not having the inbuilt battery follow these steps.

    1.  Turn off the laptop.  Unplug all the cables and devices including power cable.

    2.  Remove the battery if it is not inbuilt.

    3.  Hold the power button for 50 seconds.

    4.  Connect all the cables back

    5.  Turn on the computer.

    Steps to remove the battery.

    1.  Turn off the computer.   Remove all the cables and devices including power cable

    2.  Turn the laptop upside down.  Flip the laptop.  On the back of laptop there will be a unlock switch.  You need to move the switch to the left or right and then you need to pull the battery door out.  

    If your computer is having an inbuilt battery follow these steps.

    Power Drain test.

    1.  Turn off the laptop.  Unplug all the cables and devices including power cable.

    Flip the laptop.  On the back of the laptop there will be a tiny hole.  It is called a battery reset hole.  There will be a battery symbol right next to the hole.

    2. You need to insert a paper clip or small pin gently inside the hole and hold it for    30 seconds. 

    3. Plug all the cables back and turn on the computer.

    Step 2

    Bios Defaults.

    1. Turn on the computer and keep on tapping f2.  It will go to bios setup utility

    2. Press f9 once on the bios setup screen.   It will show you bios defaults.  Please press yes.

    3. Press f10 on the bios setup screen.  It will show you "yes" to save the changes.  Please press yes.

    If the above steps are not working follow these steps

    Kindly follow steps listed below...

    Step 1:  Try Windows x - click on device manager   or  press and hold the windows key and press r .  On the run window - type devmgmt.msc. 

    Go to device manager

    On the list of devices

    click on Battery.   Expand Battery.  

    Right click on Battery item line and click on uninstall

    Restart the computer and check whether you can charge the battery again

    Step 2:

    If the step one doesn't work try to use a alternative charger  and check..

    Step 3:

    If you are using a removable battery try the following steps.   Turn off the computer.  Remove the power cables and other devices connected.   Turn the laptop upside down.    There will be a unlock switch on the back of computer.   Try to move the switch to the right or left and pull the battery door.  Try to reseat the battery by taking it out and putting it back in.    Connect the power cable and turn on the computer.   Please check whether it is charging properly now. 

    Please go through the important info which are listed below

    Solutions For Extending the Battery Life of Your Laptop

    1. Adjust the brightness setting on your laptop screen

    2. Turn off the backlighting on the keyboard

    You should have a hotkey or other control on your laptop that will allow you to adjust the intensity of the backlighting. This allows you to turn down the intensity of the screen if handled properly.

    3. Configure the power usage settings on your laptop

    Your laptop’s operating system should come with a menu or setup that lets you adjust the power usage settings. This includes help for controlling when the laptop will go into sleep mode or when the screen will be disabled. These modes will allow the laptop to conserve energy. The screen will not be active.

    The fan and other features in your laptop will also stop working while in sleep mode. You can press a button on the laptop to get the computer out of sleep mode. The battery usage at this point will be dramatically reduced.

    Be sure the timing is planned accordingly. You can get your laptop to work at sleep mode after a few minutes of inactivity, but this should be timed based on your general usage plans for getting your laptop running right.

    4.  Review the online connections you are using within your computer

    The online connection you are working with should be analyzed accordingly. This includes looking at what type of connection you are on. You should turn off the Wi-Fi setup if you are not in an area where a Wi-Fi link is available or you do not have a need to get online at the moment. Getting a Wi-Fi connection ready will cause you to use more battery power.

    The same can be said for Bluetooth links. Turn off any Bluetooth setups if you are not trying to link to something through a wire.

    5. Remove any peripherals that you do not need or what you feel you do not absolutely need

    Some of the peripherals that you might find on your laptop can be convenient. These include peripherals like a mouse or numerical keypad that might be more useful than what directly comes on your keyboard. Meanwhile, a small external fan could be used in one of the USB ports. Don’t forget the use of a portable hard drive.

    But you should not have any peripherals in your computer for too long. These parts will use up more battery power than what you can afford to work with. Remove any peripherals that are not necessary for your use. But if you do need to use certain peripherals for any reason, you should avoid using them for far too long or else you might use more battery power than needed.

    6. Review the programs on your computer. Stop any programs that are running that you do not need

    7. Remove any disc drives

    Some laptop computers come with disc drives. These include drives that can handle both CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs. Some modern laptops are powerful enough to take in Blu-ray discs.

    But those disc drives can use more power on your laptop than anything else. You should eject any discs in your computer so the laptop will not use more power to get those discs running.

    This does not mean that you have to avoid using your disc drive. You can plug in the battery charger that links to your computer when using the disc drive. The process will give you a consistent amount of power while the drive is working. But you should also unplug that after you are done using your disc drive so you do not use more energy.

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