xcodyaxton
Feb 1, 202010100
Feb 1, 2020
- #1
Hey! I have hp pavilion 15 gaming laptop but whenever my laptop is on battery it gets really slow when i'm gaming.. I've read a discussion about that problem before and as a result i think i can do nothing about it but now and I've decided to only gaming when my laptop is plugged in, i got a problem. When my battery gets fully charged it stop charging for like 10 secs and start charging again and it happens every 5 mins i guess and it annoys me when I'm gaming, so the question is: Is there anything to do to fix this?
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webworkings
TitanApr 6, 201625,146261113,34013,671
Feb 1, 2020
- #2
Short of removing the battery [if your laptop will allow for the removal and work without it in] not really.
The games are likely drawing more power than the charger can give out to run the device and charge the battery. Not shocking. Happens a lot. Short of replacing the charger, which may not even make the problem go away if your device normally is this way [and some are] then you would just have to let it charge only when you aren't playing a game.
The games are likely drawing more power than the charger can give out to run the device and charge the battery. Not shocking. Happens a lot. Short of replacing the charger, which may not even make the problem go away if your device normally is this way [and some are] then you would just have to let it charge only when you aren't playing a game.
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webworkings
TitanApr 6, 201625,146261113,34013,671
Feb 1, 2020
- #2
Short of removing the battery [if your laptop will allow for the removal and work without it in] not really.
The games are likely drawing more power than the charger can give out to run the device and charge the battery. Not shocking. Happens a lot. Short of replacing the charger, which may not even make the problem go away if your device normally is this way [and some are] then you would just have to let it charge only when you aren't playing a game.
The games are likely drawing more power than the charger can give out to run the device and charge the battery. Not shocking. Happens a lot. Short of replacing the charger, which may not even make the problem go away if your device normally is this way [and some are] then you would just have to let it charge only when you aren't playing a game.