Aspire 5 A515-51-88NY. Black screen , fan off , keyboard light on.

JackE

>>>I was talking but blinking orange light>>>

That's what I'm talking about too. The blinking orange light is probably the battery charge LED. The steady blue light is probably the power on LED. So how do you know the battery was fully charged if its LED charge light is still blinking orange? Jack E/NJ

JenilPatel53645

JackE said:

>>>I was talking but blinking orange light>>>

That's what I'm talking about too. The blinking orange light is probably the battery charge LED. The steady blue light is probably the power on LED. So how do you know the battery was fully charged if its LED charge light is still blinking orange? Jack E/NJ

It was blinking while charging and after fully charge it turn into steady blue .

JackE

Did it turn steady orange before steady blue?

JenilPatel53645

JackE said:

Did it turn steady orange before steady blue?

No. It isn't.

JackE

>>>I was watching movie on my laptop and screen goes black.>>>

Was it plugged in when this happened? Jack E/NJ

JenilPatel53645

JackE said:

>>>I was watching movie on my laptop and screen goes black.>>>

Was it plugged in when this happened? Jack E/NJ

No. It wasn't.

JackE

From your description, the battery pack probably fell below its critical 5% charge level. While Windows will automatically shut down the laptop without warning, this can still permanently damage the battery and quickly reduce its full charge capacity to near zero. In other words, the battery pack can no longer hold a full charge even though its output voltage seems OK.

To test this, with the laptop off and plugged in, let the battery pack fully charge again to where the battery charge LED turns steady blue. Then remove the charger. Then press the power button. If the power LED doesn't light up or only briefly flashes, your battery pack should be replaced.

Jack E/NJ

Commodore_1995#

Do you know which version of the bios is it? There is a version of the battery, mentioning this "Resolve system can not resume when battery under 6%". I would also check to see if this button is being pressed: