Battery Fails Or Dies How To Prevent?

Top Reasons for Your Laptop Battery Fails or Dies and How to Prevent it?

Lithium-ion technology is one of the most advanced technologies that is used in your laptop batteries like other gadgets for example mobile phones, car lock systems, mp3 audio players, calculators, etc.
Almost all laptop batteries come under the company’s warranty that is a maximum of 2 years and a minimum of 1 year. No matter how well you treat or use your laptop battery over time that results in the capacity of the battery will be reducing and ultimately it fails or dies. The capacity of the battery will not same as you purchase it as a brand - new laptop. As a result, it is a piece of free advice to replace or change your laptop battery every two to three 3 years maximum.
Imagine a scenario that you are doing important work so you are in a need to carry your laptop, in this case, the laptop has to be plugged in with an AC Adapter all the time. The moment you remove the AC Adapter off the laptop, it will get shut down. So, you won't be able to get time to save up your documents. In normal circumstances, Windows will warn you about this as Plugged in not charging, consider replacing your battery. At this stage, it is favored to replace or change the battery of your laptop as soon as possible. Or else the computer may be showing many signs and symptoms that it needs for a battery replacement.
Here we discuss some reasons for the failure of laptop battery as well as its symptoms and how to prevent it. At the end of this blog, you will be able to find out whether your laptop battery has a problem of becoming dead or not.

1.Warning from Windows.

Windows and other Operating systems are not providing a clear detail about the battery that has been used. But surely, it will be showing the signs for warning that it needs a battery replacement for avoiding shutdowns.
Normally, the Basic Input Output System (BIOS) uses the signals to determine whether it needs a battery replacement or not, and this is shown as an output message to the user. For some reason like the signals get disrupted as a result the Windows will be showing some false messages that require a replacement.
Microsoft Windows 7 team has made it confirm that there is a bug that causes the Operating System to display this message and they fix this with their next updates. This has been avoided in the latest Operating System versions of Windows.
If you also want to know about this message, then just follow these two simple steps;

a) Click on the small battery icon on the taskbar of the System.

b) Check if there is a message as Plugged in not charging, consider replacing your battery.

It is a sign of a dead and failure of the laptop battery.

2. Constant Shutdown.

Now - a - days most of the computers have a mechanism to auto shut down the system which is avoiding any damages to the components and its parts. Although, improvements in the interface most user of the Windows 10 are facing this problem more than the users of Windows 7 and 10. Likewise, Software failures, Hardware failures also can cause shutdowns frequently. Along with this, there can be many other reasons for a shutdown that is overheating, malware & viruses, driver issue, sleep mode settings, etc. It can be very difficult for a user to identify that what exactly causes the frequent shutdown of device.
One of the most common reason for a device shut down is overheating, apart from this a failing or dying battery also cause the system to shut down. When it happens, it will not be shutting down as the normal way when a user shut down from the Start menu, it will be as if anyone pulled off the AC Adapter from the Power source.

3. Overheating Laptop.

It can be normal for a laptop to get hot while doing any heavy tasks but it is abnormal for a laptop to get hot while performing a small task. If you notice that your fans are spinning louder which is not normal and hot air is coming out, then there might be some fault in the battery. A laptop battery that has less capacity that tends to get heat more than a laptop battery that has a high capacity.
There are many other major factors that cause a laptop to be overheating other than a faulty battery that is the damaged fan and the blockage in the air vents. So, before coming to the conclusion that a faulty battery is a reason for overheating, try cleaning the air vents and replace or change the fans. If still, it is overheating then it is a sign of a dead battery.

4. Charging Issues.

Normally a laptop battery takes 45 minutes to 1 hour for fully charged. Many modern generation laptops are capable to stop charging when it reaches 100%, but old generation laptops face an issue with the full discharge.
Charging the laptop above 100% cause its lifespan to reduce. This makes the charging process of the laptop become slow or no charging may happen. So, the user has to carry the AC Adapter all the time. Once it disconnects the AC Adapter from the power the laptop will turn off. Other possibilities are charging may happen at a slow rate to reach 100% but it will give only 10 - 15 minutes of Battery backup.

5. Battery Age.

A battery may fail over time due to the long usage. The battery charging capacity may be reducing when every time the user charges the laptop. Many laptop batteries come under the warranty of 2 years maximum. After this period the manufacturers are recommending the users to change the battery for a good experience.

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