Sony Ultrabook model specifications SVP132A1CW when i unplug the power cable it shut down

Mohamed El Shafie

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Sony Ultrabook model specifications SVP132A1CW when i unplug the power cable it shut down and i am not a heavy user and just bought it less than 2 years
 
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If it shuts down when unplugged, then the battery is bad. It only takes about two weeks to a month of not being connected to power for the battery to be permanently damaged. Laptops should remain plugged in at all times or the battery removed from the unit, and even then I don't recommend going longer than a week without charging the battery. When the battery is fully discharged for long periods of time it can in some cases lose it's charging "memory" and although the battery might physically be undamaged, it will not accept a charge and will therefore be essentially useless.

It's also possible that the power jack is damaged and is simply not charging the battery, but this is much less common than a faulty battery and if the battery...
If it shuts down when unplugged, then the battery is bad. It only takes about two weeks to a month of not being connected to power for the battery to be permanently damaged. Laptops should remain plugged in at all times or the battery removed from the unit, and even then I don't recommend going longer than a week without charging the battery. When the battery is fully discharged for long periods of time it can in some cases lose it's charging "memory" and although the battery might physically be undamaged, it will not accept a charge and will therefore be essentially useless.

It's also possible that the power jack is damaged and is simply not charging the battery, but this is much less common than a faulty battery and if the battery was not connected to power for any lengthy duration then I'd look there first. The fact that the unit DOES work with the charging cable attached further demonstrates that it is improbable for the power jack portion of the laptop to be faulty. Still, it is also a possibility.
 
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