当您的笔记本电脑的电池电量低于 20% 时，是时候获取充电器并将其插入。但如果没有任何反应怎么办？
在这篇文章中，让我们看看当你的笔记本电脑没有充电时，即使充电器已插入，你可以做些什么。这样，你就不必惊慌并开始认为你的笔记本电脑已经走到了尽头。
仔细检查连接
在您执行任何操作之前，请确保您已将充电器实际(actually )插入笔记本电脑。如果您赶时间，则可能会发生此错误。
因此，与其立即做出反应，不如检查笔记本电脑的充电器是否已连接到笔记本电脑。然后检查您用来插入充电器的插座是否工作正常。
此外，请务必查看我们的 YouTube 频道，我们在该频道中发布了有关本文中提到的一些修复的简短视频。(posted a short video)
取出电池
如果您的笔记本电脑实际上已插入电源但仍未充电，则电池可能是罪魁祸首。如果是这样，请了解其完整性。
如果它是可拆卸的，请将其取出并按住（并按住）电源按钮约 15 秒。这将消耗笔记本电脑的剩余电量。
然后插入笔记本电脑的电源线并打开设备。执行此操作时，请确保笔记本电脑电池仍然不在照片中。
通过此设置，您可以判断电源适配器是否有问题。如果您的笔记本电脑正常开机，则意味着您的电源适配器也正常工作。因此，问题出在您的电池上。
您可能正在处理烧毁的电池。解决方案？重新安装电池！
Mac用户也可以使用此解决方案。然而，一个问题是您的笔记本电脑（就像大多数
Mac(Macs)一样）底部可能没有可见的电池隔层。在这种情况下，您必须想办法安全地打开笔记本电脑并取出电池。
使用更新的驱动程序
如果问题不在于您的电池，则可能与您的驱动程序有关。要开始，请按Windows键并打开控制面板(Control
Panel)。
选择硬件和声音(Hardware and Sound)。
在设备和打印机(Devices and Printers)下，选择设备管理器(Device Manager)。
选择电池(Batteries)。
首先，转到Microsoft AC Adapter。右键单击它并选择更新驱动程序(Update driver)。
现在，转到Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery。右键单击它，然后选择更新驱动程序(Update driver)。
完成更新后，重新启动笔记本电脑并插入充电器。现在应该没问题了。
否则，请前往制造商的网站获取驱动程序。确保您访问官方网站并确保下载最新版本的驱动程序。
检查电源和睡眠设置
问题也可能与您的设置有关。要在Windows 10设备上进行检查，您需要执行以下操作。
点击 Windows 键并启动Settings。
选择系统(System)。
并打开电源和睡眠(Power & sleep )类别。
在相关设置(Related settings)下，打开其他电源设置(Additional power settings)。
在那里，选择更改计划设置(Change plan settings)。
然后确保应用了正确的设置。
要使设置中的任何更改生效，请单击保存更改(Save
changes)。
如果您使用的是
Mac，您也可以使用它。首先(First)，进入系统偏好设置(System Preferences )并打开节能器(Energy
Saver)。
在那里，应用适当的设置。
寻求外部帮助
如果上述解决方案都不起作用，那么是时候寻求外部帮助了。将您的问题告知(Inform)他们，并且不要忘记包括您的笔记本电脑的特定型号。
此时，很可能是硬件问题。笔记本电脑电源适配器出现问题或计算机上的电源端口不再工作。如果能找到备用适配器，最好先排除电源适配器。
这个问题可能是您的笔记本电脑独有的。如果是这样，经验丰富的技术支持(experienced tech support)有资格为您提供帮助。
Laptop Plugged In, but Not Charging?
When your
laptop’s battery level is below 20%, it’s time to get the charger and plug it
in. But what if nothing happens?
In this post,
let’s look at what you can do when your laptop is not charging even though the
charger is plugged in. This way, you won’t have to panic and start thinking
that your laptop has hit the end of the road.
Double-check the connection
Before you do
anything, make sure you actually plugged
in the charger to your laptop. This mistake can happen if you’re on a rush.
So rather than react immediately, check whether your laptop’s charger is connected to your laptop. Then check if the outlet you used to plug in your charger is working fine.
Also, be sure to check out our YouTube channel where we posted a short video on some fixes mentioned in this article.
Remove Battery
If your laptop is
actually plugged in and yet it is still not charging, the battery might be the
culprit. If so, learn about its integrity.
If it’s
removable, take it out and press (and hold down) the power button for around 15
seconds. What this will do is drain the remaining power from your laptop.
And then plug in
your laptop’s power cable and turn the device on. As you do this, make sure the
laptop battery is still out of the picture.
With this set up,
you can tell if there is something wrong with your power adapter. If your
laptop turns on properly, it means your power adapter is also working properly.
And therefore, the problem is with your battery.
It’s possible
that you’re dealing with a bum battery. The solution? Re-install the battery!
Mac users can go
with this solution, too. An issue, however, is that your laptop (just like most
Macs) might not have a visible compartment for the battery on the bottom. In
this case, you’ll have to figure out a way to safely open your laptop and
remove the battery.
Use Updated Drivers
If the problem is
not with your battery, then it might be with your drivers. To kick things off,
hit the Windows key and open Control
Panel.
Select Hardware and Sound.
And under Devices and Printers, select Device Manager.
Select Batteries.
First, go to Microsoft AC Adapter. Right-click on it
and select Update driver.
Now, move on to Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method
Battery. Right-click on it and also select Update driver.
Once you’re
finished with the updates, reboot your laptop and plug in your charger. It
should be okay now.
Otherwise, head
on over to the manufacturer’s website to get the drivers. Make sure you go to
the official website and make sure that you download the latest versions of the
drivers.
Check Power & Sleep Settings
The problem might
also be with your settings. To check this on a Windows 10 device, here’s what
you need to do.
Hit the Windows
key and launch Settings.
Select System.
And open the Power & sleep category.
Under Related settings, open Additional power settings.
There, select Change plan settings.
Then see to it
that the right settings are applied.
For any changes
in the settings to take effect, click Save
changes.
If you’re using a
Mac, you can also get to this, too. First, go to System Preferences and open Energy
Saver.
There, apply the
proper settings.
Seek Outside Help
If none of the solutions above worked, then it’s time for you to bring in outside assistance. Inform them of your issue and don’t forget to include the particular model of your laptop.
At this point, it’s most likely a hardware issue. Either the laptop power adapter is having a problem or the power port on the computer is no longer working. If you can find a spare adapter, it would be best to rule out the power adapter first.
It’s possible
that the problem is unique for your laptop. And if so, an experienced tech support is qualified to help you out.
