Why is Amesute extended battery not detected by HP G60 and is not charging yet installed
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Take it out. Press the power button for about one minute. This will drain the reserve power stored in the computer. Then reinstall.
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Actually, It happened to me the same thing. I have DV4 and G60 laptop which uses the same battery. but somehow, the battery works with DV4 but doesn't with G60, then I contact the seller (Amesute) and they told me that they had some issues with their batteries and they immidiately send me an return label and 2 days later they exchange the battery to the new one. The new one works just as should without any problem. So, I recommend to contact them to exchange your battery for free.
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To avoid this problem, use the "Safely remove" function in the OS. The fix is to remove the battery, plug it into the PC, wait a minute for it to be recognized by the system. Then "Safely remove" the device using the icon in the system tray. Then remove the Flip from the USB port. Then install the battery, then plug it back into the usb port on the PC and it will charge.
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If it doesn't report on the battery info screen then there is no way to determine its remaining charge.
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I assume the battery was inside the unit, I only had it for a few days as it would not work with my monitor Lillyput , I think you charge the unit with the USB plug, there was no way to open the unit and look at the so called battery. Hope this helps
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You will need to verfy the correct battery replacement (make amd model)with the manufacturer of your laptop
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I checked with my daughter, since I bought it for her laptop and she's the one who installed it. She did not get that message, but did mention that the battery needs to be charged before it will work. I don't imagine it would charge, though, if it's "not detected", but maybe you could leave it on for a while and see. You can probably tell I'm not very "techy". We didn't know until after we bought the battery that the laptop would work perfectly well just plugged in, with the battery uninstalled. If I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have bought the battery at all. Sorry I can't be more help. I checked with my daughter, since I bought it for her laptop and she's the one who installed it. She did not get that message, but did mention that the battery needs to be charged before it will work. I don't imagine it would charge, though, if it's "not detected", but maybe you could leave it on for a while and see. You can probably tell I'm not very "techy". We didn't know until after we bought the battery that the laptop would work perfectly well just plugged in, with the battery uninstalled. If I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have bought the battery at all. Sorry... » Read More I checked with my daughter, since I bought it for her laptop and she's the one who installed it. She did not get that message, but did mention that the battery needs to be charged before it will work. I don't imagine it would charge, though, if it's "not detected", but maybe you could leave it on for a while and see. You can probably tell I'm not very "techy". We didn't know until after we bought the battery that the laptop would work perfectly well just plugged in, with the battery uninstalled. If I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have bought the battery at all. Sorry I can't be more help. « Show Less
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I think li-ion rechargeable battery is the latest and greatest rechargeable battery. They have no charge memory not like ni-ca rechargeable battery. You can charge them when they are 90% full or 10% full but they count the time of charging. Once they are fully charged and goes into stand by charge mode. I think this has to do with the charge management in the charger. Individual li-ion cell is 3.7 volt. Usually they stack up 4 together to get 14 some volts for the laptop. Their cell size is not comparable with regular AA, D C battery because their voltage is much greater than 1.5 volt. Those li-ion should out last regular battery for HP g60-120us. I think my original battery for my g20 laptop was nimh not li-ion. Most of the cell phone and camera are using li-ion batteries now. I hope the above info out of my small head can help you or confuse you more.
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It should work. I replaced an HP battery MU06 (593553-001) that indicated 4400mAh with an Anker® High Performance 5200mAh for my HP G62-143CL Notebook PC in August and it works just as well, if not better, than the original battery.
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Check your user manual and see where the battery is located then check the connector types. Most batteries are not universality connected to the motherboard.
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Dear Stephanie, When you say that the laptop doesn't detect the battery do you mean when you turn it on nothing happens. What I'm trying to say (not very well) is does it operate at all with the battery in place. One of the batteries I got is not detected by the computer but I just left in and connected it to power and let it charge for the same amount of time as the old one. Then I removed power, the battery was charged and worked fine in the laptop. It is kind of a pain though because you never have any warning, when it goes to laptop shuts down and you have to charge it again. Later I got another battery (newer) and it was detected and works properly indicating charging and charged. It was a real improvement because it lasted almost 4 hours and the original battery that came in the laptop only lasted a little over an hour. Hope this info helps a little. Smiley
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If this is an old battery replace it. If this is a new replacement battery, my guess is defective battery, because charging must be working. Laptop works until charger is unpluged.
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I have an HP G71 and the battery fit perfectlý and a full charge seems to last about an hour for me.
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It may be defective, or needs to be recharged; assuming it's the correct model number, and if it's installed properly. I would double check the model number of the battery, make sure the battery connections are clean, and make sure the battery is installed in the laptop properly. Once installed, make sure the battery gets a good maybe 12 hour charge. Then check to see if the battery works. Good luck.
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Make sure that you bought the right battery first. Look up what kind of laptop you have usually it is printed on the laptop somewhere. Mine is a toshiba satellite. Then google what kind of battery it takes. Make sure that the battery is properly installed and locked in place(tabs near battery) and that it doesn't wiggle. Next is the charging unit. Make sure that its fully put together and connected to your pc power slot. If the battery is right and the power charging unit is fully conected and still no charge check to see if there is an orange light when you plug in the charger. If there is your prolly have a defective battery and should return it, if not then you prolly need a new charger or internal charger connector(pc end).
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Here is a link for the HP G62 manual http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02542102.pdf Look for page 51 RTC ie CMOS battery for advice on fitting. The new battery in my G60 is a 2 wire 3 pin connector. 3 volt. I understand some CMOS battery's which look similar are only 2 pin. So you need to check out the connector pin in yours to see if it is 2 or 3.I still have the partly used CMOS from my G60, which you are welcome to try if you wish, before you buy one. Contact me 07949861400 text/ tel if you are interested
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First try reattach in the lcd cable but if that doesn't work then when you buy a new lcd test it by plugging it in before install an and make the battery has a chargeSteven
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call them and tell them what is happening..........my problem ended up being a spit in the rubber casing of my electric cord about an inch from the end where it connects to the computer and therefore it was providing the full power of energy to charge the battery, so I don't know whats causing the problem for your battery to fully charge...........hope all goes well for you