Thanks for the video. Mine says Battery 1: 0% and it doesn’t charge. Battery 2 charges and works well. Can I just use it like this? I think maybe the internal battery is fried.
You're welcome and thanks for watching. Are you approaching this from an upgrade standpoint? If so, then the external battery is the right answer by a long shot. Max capacity for it is 72Wh, while the internal one is just 24Wh. Price would be within 50% of each other, if I remember right. External battery easily wins in the effort department as well.
Thanks for the video. Mine says Battery 1: 0% and it doesn’t charge. Battery 2 charges and works well. Can I just use it like this? I think maybe the internal battery is fried.
great video, the music is annoying, however. I call that style music "headache music". But thank you for the information.
@@sklamoreaux yeah I toned it down on my newer ones. Glad you still found the info helpful.
Nice tutorial.
thanks for the video
would you recommend to replace the big or small battery in terms of effort and price to effect. Thank you Chez
You're welcome and thanks for watching. Are you approaching this from an upgrade standpoint? If so, then the external battery is the right answer by a long shot. Max capacity for it is 72Wh, while the internal one is just 24Wh.
Price would be within 50% of each other, if I remember right.
External battery easily wins in the effort department as well.
Any suggestion from where I can buy Lenovo t580 internal battery
This is the one I use:
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