Since updating the BIOS drivers, I've noticed that my battery icon shows an 'x' on the battery and says 'no Battery Is Detected' on mouseover. If I turn the computer off, disconnect the AC and try and turn it on again, it wont turn on at all. My Laptop is showing that 'No Battery is detected' on the Power Icon, but the battery is working normally. Some of laptop vendors do not comply with Vista's. Hp Data Protector Express Crack on this page.

Acpi Pnp0200 Driver Hp Version 6.0 here. Please check if you can do a battery driver reset. Here are the steps: Go to the devise manager. Press and hold the windows key with your left hand and then tap on the letter X key with your right hand. Then select devise manager from the list.

Right click on Microsoft ACPI-Compliant control method battery and chose uninstall. Click on ACtion tab on top of the window and chose scan for hardware changes. Let us know if you notice any change after following the above steps. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++If i was helpful, a KUDOS is appreciate and remember to mark 'Accept as Solution', the post that solved your problem. Please check if you can do a battery driver reset. Canon Ip4600 Cd Label Print there.

Here are the steps: Go to the devise manager. Press and hold the windows key with your left hand and then tap on the letter X key with your right hand. Then select devise manager from the list.

Right click on Microsoft ACPI-Compliant control method battery and chose uninstall. Click on ACtion tab on top of the window and chose scan for hardware changes. Let us know if you notice any change after following the above steps.

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I have had my laptop for just over two years and after about a year and a half I noticed the battery wasn't lasting very long anymore. Shortly after that it would always warn me to replace the battery. I never got around to replacing it until it completely died then I got a new one (not through HP, from a laptop battery shop online). After less then three months I noticed over the battery icon it had plugged in not charging written which I was experiencing with the old battery but I figured it would go away with a new battery. I then searched the net to find out how to solve that problem and some people had said to go in device manager and uninstall Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery then remove the battery, reboot, etc and then scan for hardware changes which reinstalled Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery. After that it was supposed to charge normally again but instead it came up with no battery detected and the icon had a red X through it.