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I plug in the cable and it will charge briefly, then show plugged in, not charging.

I unplug it, put it back in, and again will charge for a few seconds before stopping.

Notebook Battery Fuse 2Ah3 Driver For The

I tried uninstalling reinstalling the driver for the Compliant Control Method Battery no impact.

I ran HP assistant diagnostics: a) with it plugged in, fail error failure code 0LMP02-000000-.

Type Device Manager in the start search box open the Device Manager Step 03.

Look for Batteries and expand it by click on the symbol on the left Step 04.

Right Click on Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery uninstall Note: This Battery driver will get reinstalled automatically when you restart the Notebook again Step 05.

Please remove the Battery and unplug the Power Adapter Step 07.

Go ahead and put back the Battery and connect the Power Adapter Step 09.

To address your points - a) No sw or hw changes have been made b) I have not yet tried a different adapter as I need to source one.

However it will charge briefly ever time I plug it in, then stops.

However as the battery is internal and integral, I cannot remove it without taking the cover off, and I assume this will invalidate the warranty e) Not able to do a hard reset as cannot remove the battery f) Ran updates for various drivers, only a couple needed updating.

Notebook Battery Fuse 2Ah3 Series Of Diagnostics

No change. g) As stated in my original post, Ive performed a series of diagnostics with it on power (fail), and discharging (pass).

The fail code referred to PrimaryTestresultString: BLOWNFUSE Im not sure what fuse this refers to, but a blown fuse means it would not work at all, whereas this does some of the time.

I will try to find another cable but there is a high degree of consistency with the current one, i.e.

I suspect it is not the cable.

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Which one of the recommended methods had solved your problem Thanks.

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