Battery not charging on Latitude D610

First thing to try is a new adapter - if it doesn't charge either battery, then you've a faulty power jack or faulty mainboard.

I have the exact same problem on my D610 and it just started a few days ago.

I noticed it because I use a docking station when my notebook is at home.  When the computer is docked I don't like to have the battery in because the system will stay cooler without it, however when I'm about to undock the computer I'll slide the battery in, undock it and be on my way.  Just a couple days ago I slid the battery in to undock it like always (I've been doing it this way for over a year) and the whole system locked up.  So I shut the system down and tried it again.  The same thing happened and now I've noticed the battery won't charge.  It says the battery is at 70 percent but the system claims to be on AC power without charging.  It's as if it doesn't know the battery is not fully charged. 

I'm pretty sure this is a software problem somehow as opposed to an adapter problem because the battery doesn't charge on the docking station or simply plugged into the AC adapter.

If the system won't charge with the notebook undocked and powered off, it's a hardware fault -- since it sounds like it won't charge in or out of the dock, most likely it's a problem with the mainboard, but if it's out of warranty, it may be worth trying a new power supply first.  At $35 or so, it's a fraction of what a mainboard will cost.

Anyone have a solution for this problem?  I have bought a new adapter and a new battery - still have a problem. 

This is the replacement part you need:

http://www.parts-people.com/index.php?action=item&id=5696

I have the same problem (battery not charging in laptop) on a D610 which has a 1400x1050 screen.

Before I buy a new motherboard, I have a couple of old 1024x768 D610s in full working order: can I swap one of their motherboards, and will they support the hi-res screen. Or do I need to buy a motherboard with specific support for the hi-res screen?

i had the same battery issue but it has no concerns with battery or battery charger :emotion-1: but the battery driver might be faulty so all you need to do is to open CONTROL PANEL,then click on SYSTEM AND SECURITY,then under SYSTEM heading you would find DEVICE MANAGER option click on it and then double click on BATTERIES,then some options will appear which will include an option containing the words AC ADAPTER,then right click on it and click the option of DISABLE and restart the computer and follow the whole method again but now instead of DISABLE a word of ENABLE will appear click on it and the problem is solved but if still the problem is not solve so then right click on the AC ADAPTER and uninstall that driver and then reinstall it this will solve the problem.WISH YOU GOOD LUCK :emotion-11:

i tried both things u suggested and neither worked....what do i do... i needd to be able to get my battery to charge

check the charger. missing spike in the middle of the connector. motherboard does not recognize that the charger is connected.