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I hope you see this and can help. Windows show that my laptop’s battery is charging but it’s stuck at the same percentage and it goes off when I remove the charger. I already replaced the battery once and it worked fine but it has gone back to plug-n-play. I don’t know what else to do
1. How long ago did you replace the battery? Was the replacement battery brand name or generic? 2. Can you try the steps seen here? ruclips.net/video/uBr5XmtmKKM/видео.html
Hey thanks for the awesome video, very helpful! The Battery on my MSI is bloating up extremely and im scared it might catch on fire, so I´ve got a question. Is it possible to simply remove the battery and use the laptop on power supply without anything else to do??? Tanks for your help guys :).
Yes, you should remove that battery ASAP! And yes, a laptop should be able to work with just the charger and no battery. However, on some 'heavy' operations like some heavy gaming, the computer may need the battery to work the best
I dont know what drugs the designers were on when they decided to bury the battery behind a shell. I have a 15 year old enterprise Dell Latitude and the battery simply snaps in no case opening needed. I have a gl 75 dragon and the battery wont hold a charge. Funny how something much newer and made for "gaming" is more archaic to work on than my Latitude. 🤣
Hello! Thank your for sharing this information and taking the time. I'm trying to replace my battery for the MSI GF63 Thin 11SC (MS-16R6). Do you have it available? Or know where I could get it? Thanks in advance!
@@PC_MonkeyI think it's because the installment of a new battery is not shown. Yes you plug it in, but the old battery is glued and, so what does that mean for the new battery? Do we just leave it loose? What about those pads on the battery? They're on the battery on both sides, but don't see any on the new battery
If the battery is damaged and getting hot then yes, it should definitely be removed. However, if the computer is overheating when you play games, its most likely not due to the battery. Are your vents clean and are your fans behaving normally?
@@PC_Monkey it's literally a brand new laptop and everything seems fine after I opened it and looked around, I am just looking for some tips and tricks to keep it last as long as possible, since I rarely gonna move the laptop I thought of removing the battery and keep it plugged directly, what are your thoughts please
Hi I have a legion 5 pro which seems dead without any reason, until I remove the cmos battery and then put charger it turns on automatically but the screen is black and the keyboard doesn't work,I put an external hdmi monitor it works but the laptop still black screen and no keyboard but when getting into the device manager the laptop monitor is their and the internal keyboard too what could be the problem in this case
My msi laptop which is same as yours turning on fine . But abruptly turns off without the shutdown window and wont start again till I hit the power button . I have removed the battery and tried using with the charger alone . Still the issue persists . Any idea what might be causing the issue.
I think my problem might be the same as yours, what did you end up doing? I'm about to remove the battery to see as well. I have to hit power again too and I look at the battery and it's charging from what I assume zero.
What do I do when the battery cable is stuck? I have tried removing it with a tool using that little plastic rectangle and I have used my fingers to gently try and ease it out. But the wires behind are already bent up against the battery. So I’m in this paradox of needing to remove the battery, or at least lift it up a little to ease the tension of the wires, in order to disconnect it.
@@PC_Monkey MSI GF65 Thin 10UE It was a good 3 hours before I wiggled it just far forward enough that I got the tiniest Phillips head screwdriver I owned and started pushing it out from the back of the little plastic rectangle instead of trying to pull it out. I was worried I was gonna do something bad but when I realised how the battery pins connect I was relieved the Phillips head damaged nothing.
Hello I’m having trouble with this exact same computer when I tried charging it I saw on the screen that it said battery not recognized before shutting off I don’t know exactly how to fix this issue all help is appreciated
Are there any signs of life at all when you try to turn it on? Lights? Fan, Motherboard, or Hard Drive sounds? Anything seen on the screen? Also, did anything happen before this issue appeared? Liquid spill, overheating, Windows update, etc?
Unfortunatley MSI now like to glue batteries to cancel our right to repair and encourage us to buy more dispoable MSI products. In the following RUclips video it shows how to remove the batterie (to access speaker) but it's risky : ruclips.net/video/dcbhVU6zBbY/видео.html
This video does not show any steps using a computers Boot Mode. So I have no idea what issue you are trying to fix or what your talking about. What brand and model computer do you have and whats the issue with it?
1. Can you try the steps seen here? ruclips.net/video/lKb2pPQrkRk/видео.html 2. Also, did anything happen before this issue appeared? Liquid spill, overheating, Windows update, etc?
You still did not answer my q I recently bought a Lenovo M8 what is the system to get the world I fi network password I need this information for my new Lenovo tablet you offer no information yoly this is the 3attempt
lol 1st thing bro, this comment isnt attached to any previous comments. So i have no idea what your talking about or what our previous conversations were about. 2nd thing bro lol, what the heck is a 'world l fi network password' ? LOL. And lastly, 3rd thing, im not your employee lol. u dont pay me. I answer tech questions for free when i can because im a nice guy. I have family down visiting for the week and am out with them a lot / i have a life outside of answering your questions for free lol. so sry your such an entitled punk lol, good luck
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I'm trying to move the easier hardware stuff there so that I can focus on the more in depth troubleshooting and diagnostic videos here :)
Very helpful. Thank you!
Your welcome !! Happy to help :)
You didn't show how to remove the actual battery! Mine is stuk on something underneath and I'm afraid to pull to hard!
same
You got a point 😂
It's glued, that's why it's hard to come off, besides the cable, nothing else's holds the battery except glue
I hope you see this and can help. Windows show that my laptop’s battery is charging but it’s stuck at the same percentage and it goes off when I remove the charger. I already replaced the battery once and it worked fine but it has gone back to plug-n-play. I don’t know what else to do
1. How long ago did you replace the battery? Was the replacement battery brand name or generic?
2. Can you try the steps seen here? ruclips.net/video/uBr5XmtmKKM/видео.html
Hey thanks for the awesome video, very helpful! The Battery on my MSI is bloating up extremely and im scared it might catch on fire, so I´ve got a question. Is it possible to simply remove the battery and use the laptop on power supply without anything else to do??? Tanks for your help guys :).
Yes, you should remove that battery ASAP! And yes, a laptop should be able to work with just the charger and no battery. However, on some 'heavy' operations like some heavy gaming, the computer may need the battery to work the best
@@PC_Monkey thanks man!
I dont know what drugs the designers were on when they decided to bury the battery behind a shell. I have a 15 year old enterprise Dell Latitude and the battery simply snaps in no case opening needed. I have a gl 75 dragon and the battery wont hold a charge. Funny how something much newer and made for "gaming" is more archaic to work on than my Latitude. 🤣
So true :( :( :(
Hello! Thank your for sharing this information and taking the time.
I'm trying to replace my battery for the MSI GF63 Thin 11SC (MS-16R6). Do you have it available? Or know where I could get it?
Thanks in advance!
Is this your battery? amzn.to/3Ywqs9A
I can’t find a battery replacement anywhere
What brand and model computer do you have? Also, can you see a part number on the battery anywhere?
@@PC_Monkey msi GF65 thin 10ue
@@PC_Monkey I see others just not one for that model
Msi GF65 thin 10ue
@@PC_Monkey msi gl62m 7rex but in india I want battery
What a waste of time. No replacement.
Are you having trouble accessing your battery? How did this video not help you replace your battery?
@@PC_MonkeyI think it's because the installment of a new battery is not shown. Yes you plug it in, but the old battery is glued and, so what does that mean for the new battery? Do we just leave it loose? What about those pads on the battery? They're on the battery on both sides, but don't see any on the new battery
Should I remove the battery To prevent the pc from heating?
If the battery is damaged and getting hot then yes, it should definitely be removed. However, if the computer is overheating when you play games, its most likely not due to the battery. Are your vents clean and are your fans behaving normally?
@@PC_Monkey it's literally a brand new laptop and everything seems fine after I opened it and looked around, I am just looking for some tips and tricks to keep it last as long as possible, since I rarely gonna move the laptop I thought of removing the battery and keep it plugged directly, what are your thoughts please
Great DIY. Thank you.🙂
Thx Rhonda :)
I am Japanese.
If you remove the battery from the laptop, will it still turn on?
Hi :) I am half Korean, half French :) Most laptop computers should still turn on and work normally without a battery
im having problems with my hinges do you know to or have a video on how to replace them. Thanks
What brand and model computer do you have?
@@PC_Monkey I have the msi gs63vr stealth pro
@@PC_Monkey I have the MSI GS63vr Stealth Pro
@@PC_Monkey I have the MSI GS63VR
@@PC_Monkey I have the MSI gs63vr stealth pro. The right hinge is completely stuck in the open position.
Hi
I have a legion 5 pro which seems dead without any reason, until I remove the cmos battery and then put charger it turns on automatically but the screen is black and the keyboard doesn't work,I put an external hdmi monitor it works but the laptop still black screen and no keyboard but when getting into the device manager the laptop monitor is their and the internal keyboard too what could be the problem in this case
My msi laptop which is same as yours turning on fine . But abruptly turns off without the shutdown window and wont start again till I hit the power button . I have removed the battery and tried using with the charger alone . Still the issue persists . Any idea what might be causing the issue.
I think my problem might be the same as yours, what did you end up doing? I'm about to remove the battery to see as well.
I have to hit power again too and I look at the battery and it's charging from what I assume zero.
What do I do when the battery cable is stuck? I have tried removing it with a tool using that little plastic rectangle and I have used my fingers to gently try and ease it out. But the wires behind are already bent up against the battery. So I’m in this paradox of needing to remove the battery, or at least lift it up a little to ease the tension of the wires, in order to disconnect it.
What brand and model computer do you have? You can also post a video to your own channel and message me back here. I can then advise further.
@@PC_Monkey MSI GF65 Thin 10UE
It was a good 3 hours before I wiggled it just far forward enough that I got the tiniest Phillips head screwdriver I owned and started pushing it out from the back of the little plastic rectangle instead of trying to pull it out. I was worried I was gonna do something bad but when I realised how the battery pins connect I was relieved the Phillips head damaged nothing.
Hello I’m having trouble with this exact same computer when I tried charging it I saw on the screen that it said battery not recognized before shutting off I don’t know exactly how to fix this issue all help is appreciated
Does the computer turn on now? If not, can you remove the battery and restart to get the computer to come on? Is this a replacement battery?
Mines about 8 years old now, I think I'm past the warranty 😝
My laptop just stopped working and i looked another video of yours to try and fix it and thought its most likely static buildup
Are there any signs of life at all when you try to turn it on? Lights? Fan, Motherboard, or Hard Drive sounds? Anything seen on the screen? Also, did anything happen before this issue appeared? Liquid spill, overheating, Windows update, etc?
my msi laptop battery expanded and i just neeed to get replaced. i assume it’s as easy as this but idk. also, i don’t have warranty anymore.
Have you tried accessing the battery as seen here? What model computer do you have?
Unfortunatley MSI now like to glue batteries to cancel our right to repair and encourage us to buy more dispoable MSI products. In the following RUclips video it shows how to remove the batterie (to access speaker) but it's risky : ruclips.net/video/dcbhVU6zBbY/видео.html
@@FrancoisSchnellmuch like the factory seal sticker, I do believe this is illegal and can be fought with threat of legal action.
My laptop seems to have 2 cables connected to the mother board. One of them is the same as in the video the second is much smaller
Your battery has 2 cables connected to the motherboard? What model MSI do you have?
There is no boot mode in my acer swift 3 sf314-54 laptop. What should I do?
This video does not show any steps using a computers Boot Mode. So I have no idea what issue you are trying to fix or what your talking about. What brand and model computer do you have and whats the issue with it?
@@PC_Monkey thanks for the response but i already figure it out eheheh. thanks
@@cenoalfredoiiit.705 Glad your all set :) Always here if needed !!
Can you please help me my pavilion 9th gen gaming laptop is stuck in a loop of restarting and updating
1. Can you try the steps seen here? ruclips.net/video/lKb2pPQrkRk/видео.html
2. Also, did anything happen before this issue appeared? Liquid spill, overheating, Windows update, etc?
Random but are you from Massachusetts? That accent!
Ya, boston area lol. Just moved to SC few months ago though to chase the warmpth :)
@@PC_Monkey ah I’m jealous! Great video, thanks for the tutorial!
@@The_Alexandra_B Thx for the comment :)
How to replace battery of MSI GT75 Titan pro?
Does this help? ruclips.net/video/yoce0r1O3fI/видео.html
My old hp laptop is zoom in too much for an grandma and i don’t know how to fix it so pls do a video😭😭😭😭
Everything is zoomed in? The desktop and windows? All of it? Or just certain windows?
Go to settings, go to system, go to display. Issue is probably scale and layout is greater than 100%
@@adronung1892or the resolution is wrong. Lower resolutions can appear huge.
I notice you don't train with Lenovo tablet ////////why_______&
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You still did not answer my q I recently bought a Lenovo M8 what is the system to get the world I fi network password I need this information for my new Lenovo tablet you offer no information yoly this is the 3attempt
lol 1st thing bro, this comment isnt attached to any previous comments. So i have no idea what your talking about or what our previous conversations were about.
2nd thing bro lol, what the heck is a 'world l fi network password' ? LOL.
And lastly, 3rd thing, im not your employee lol. u dont pay me. I answer tech questions for free when i can because im a nice guy. I have family down visiting for the week and am out with them a lot / i have a life outside of answering your questions for free lol. so sry your such an entitled punk lol, good luck
@@PC_Monkeygot your facts all ready! this fool that commented is angry over nothing!