I request you to check the Ac adapter status in the BIOS screen. To go to BIOS restart the system and at Dell logo keep taping the F2 key every two seconds. Please check the status for the ‘Ac Adapter type’. Also run a diagnostics on the battery. Click on the below link: http://dell.to/QhZhXV
Under ‘Choose a Diagnostic Type’ select ‘Component’, from the listed components under ‘Make a Selection’ select ‘Battery’ and then click on ‘Run Diagnostics’. Follow on screen instruction to run the test.
In case the AC adapter is listed in the BIOS and the Diagnostics on the battery passes, I recommend you to flash BIOS to the latest version by clicking on the link given below:
While flashing BIOS connect the Ac adapter and make sure the battery has minimum 15% charge as this needs uninterrupted power supply. Do not use the system till it restarts and comes up to the desktop.
In case the issue persists even after flashing BIOS, I request you to check with a known good Ac adapter and Battery. Please reply with the status to assist you further.
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DELL-Sujatha K
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January 28th, 2013 05:00
Hi flowerk,
I request you to check the Ac adapter status in the BIOS screen. To go to BIOS restart the system and at Dell logo keep taping the F2 key every two seconds. Please check the status for the ‘Ac Adapter type’. Also run a diagnostics on the battery. Click on the below link:
http://dell.to/QhZhXV
Under ‘Choose a Diagnostic Type’ select ‘Component’, from the listed components under ‘Make a Selection’ select ‘Battery’ and then click on ‘Run Diagnostics’. Follow on screen instruction to run the test.
In case the AC adapter is listed in the BIOS and the Diagnostics on the battery passes, I recommend you to flash BIOS to the latest version by clicking on the link given below:
http://dell.to/UmY8yD
While flashing BIOS connect the Ac adapter and make sure the battery has minimum 15% charge as this needs uninterrupted power supply. Do not use the system till it restarts and comes up to the desktop.
In case the issue persists even after flashing BIOS, I request you to check with a known good Ac adapter and Battery. Please reply with the status to assist you further.
DELL-Sujatha K
Community Manager
•
3.3K Posts
0
January 31st, 2013 05:00
Hi flowerk,
Unfortunately we have not received feedback from you on this topic. If you need continued support, please respond to this post. Other community members who need assistance please start your own topic in a new thread.