Re: Why does laptop battery show < 100% charge

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On 09/17/2009 01:29 PM, Prasan wrote:
This may be down to the bios software. I run my laptop (a Dell Inspiron
1525) off AC power in both linux (F11 and rawhide) and windows vista and the
battery charge gradually declines over the months, but the battery doesn't
charge unless I unplug the AC briefly while the computer in on, which
prompts the machine to charge the battery fully.
    
I have exactly same functions in my Dell Inspiron 1545 Both in Fedora
11 and Vista Battery gradually decrease % of charge when continuously
even when plugged to AC. When powered off when I plug the AC adapter
battery does not get charge if the battery level is above 95%.

  
please visit http://www.batteryuniversity.com/ ...... and gain some knowledge abt batteries 
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