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My laptop overheats and I killed the battery because I kept the charger plugged in. WIll my laptop work again after it's cooled off and the charger is still plugged in? Should I get a new battery? I really need the help, please!
Name: grasshopper Date: July 12, 2009 at 09:54:08 Pacific
Reply:
The charger should kick off when the battery is full so it can't overcharge. Unplug it and see if it boots.
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Name: Supertrucker Date: July 12, 2009 at 12:28:18 Pacific
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Unplug the battery and leave the power cord plugged in and see if it boots. Some will some won't. If this works and the heat issue goes away get a new battery. The overcharge protection circuit is actually in the battery. if the heat seems to be in the battery area unplug it and dispose of it properly.
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