After the Lenovo notebook is fully charged, it will automatically stop flushing or continue to rush

It will not continue to charge, but it will be recharged for a period of time when it is full.

At 95 percent, you won't be hit, and you will use direct current.

1.The main reason: the system power management limits the charging of the laptop battery; The quality of the battery itself can also lead to; Poor motherboard charging control circuitry can also be caused.

2.Solution: Cancel the battery of the notebook, and then connect it with a power supply, and observe whether this problem occurs, if there is no problem, it means that it is a battery problem, and you need to replace the battery.

If there is still a problem with the battery removed, it is a problem with the power supply, and it is recommended to replace a power supply, because if such a problem exists for a long time, it will damage the computer hardware, and changing the power supply is a way to remove it.

Extended Extension: 3Ways to take care of your battery:

One is that if you use an external power supply for a long time, it is best to remove the battery. Because not removing the battery when using an external power supply not only affects the battery life, but also makes the heat dissipation burden of the laptop heavier and shortens the life of the laptop.

The second is regular charging and discharging. Even if lithium-ion batteries without memory effects have a certain inert effect, they will be inactive if they are not used for a long time and need to be reactivated.

Third, it is best to turn off the laptop when charging, so that the battery can be fully charged, and do not unplug the power supply in the middle of charging. Charging off will shorten the charging time by more than 30% compared with charging on power, and can extend the life of the battery.

Fourth, it is necessary to prevent exposure to sunlight, moisture, chemical liquids, and short circuits in contact with metal objects.

Summary. 1. Open the control panel and click Power Options;

2. Select "High Performance" and click "Change Plan Settings" at the back.

3. Click "Change Advanced Power Settings" below;

4. Switch to "Lenovo Power Management" and click "Start Lenovo Power Management Software".

5. Click the power icon in the lower right corner of Lenovo management software;

6. Change the original "Battery Care Mode" to "Battery Full Mode" and click OK.

What to do if your Lenovo laptop won't be fully charged.

1. Open the control panel and click Power Options; 2. Select "High Performance Raid" and click "Change Plan Settings" at the back; 3. "Change Advanced Power Settings" under the point mask easing it; 4. Switch to "Lenovo Power Management" and click "Lenovo Power Management Software". 5. Click the power icon in the lower right corner of Lenovo management software; 6. Change the original "Battery Care Mode" to "Battery Full Mode" and click OK.

Is it that the computer is broken?

It's still a matter of setting.

Bad or not, I suggest you take it to the store and ask about it.

The answer here is already for you.

There are two possibilities.

First, you can adjust the battery mode to the best life, you can click the power management icon in the taskbar to open the power management software, and then click "Maximum battery life".

Second, it may be caused by a sudden power outage there, the fault point should be on the motherboard or battery, according to what you said, I think it is more likely to be the motherboard, because your power supply and battery power supply cannot switch with each other, and this switching is controlled by the chip on the motherboard. It is recommended that you go to the repair station to check and confirm that the fault is in**. Because you can't solve this problem, it must be a hardware failure!

According to the specific type of problem, the steps are disassembled, the cause is analyzed, the content is aggressively brother or expanded, etc.

The specific steps are as follows: What are the main reasons for this?

If your Lenovo laptop won't fully charge, you can try these steps: Check if the power adapter is working. If the power adapter is not working properly, it may cause charging to slow down or not charging.

You can try changing to another adapter or using another power outlet to charge. Check the battery for damage. If the battery is damaged, it may not be able to be fully charged.

You can try replacing it with a new battery. Check that the charging cable is well connected. If the charging cable is not connected properly, it may cause the charging speed to slow down or not to charge.

You can check if the charging cable is plugged in the correct position and is tightly connected to the computer. If none of the above solves the problem, you may need to troubleshoot the system or find a professional maintenance personnel to repair it. It is recommended that you back up important data before performing the above steps to avoid data loss.

、To the above thisWhen the laptop battery rushes to 60, it can't be chargedThe solution to this problem is to first check whether the original charger is working properly.

Check the inside of the charging cable to see if there is any problem such as poor contact.

Check the plug of the charging cablewithThe charging port of the computer, check the inside between the two, and whether there is any bad contact and other situations such as blind shooting.

Check if the battery inside the laptop is normal(For this inspection, if necessary, it is best to ask a professional master to test the battery inside the notebook).

After the above examinations, if all are normal, then this situation may beThe charging control circuit on the laptop motherboard has a hardware failure. FYI!

1First, let's troubleshoot the software problem. Generally speaking, many computer brands such as Dell, Lenovo, Sony, etc., will equip their laptops with power management software If a certain "battery protection mode" is enabled, the power management software will prohibit battery charging and discharging after detecting that the user is using AC power, so as to extend the battery life, so if you find that your laptop is not charging, you can first enter the relevant power management software, turn off the battery protection mode or check the prohibition charging option, if there is no problem with the hardware, The battery can be charged2 is the hardware failure of the battery itselfNormally, we can use to restart the computer, replug the battery to judge, if the battery still can't be charged, you may wish to install some hardware detection applications, get the approximate battery loss reference information. If it is determined that it is a battery hardware failure, do not open it by yourself or try to repair it, there is a certain risk, do not blindly believe in some so-called tips on the Internet, which may lead to the battery**even** Here is a more effective battery repair method for you.

When entering the BIOS when the laptop boots, it is common to find the "Start Battery Calibration" option in the Power project, that is, "Start Battery Repair", which will first remind the user to connect the power adapter for full charging, and then display a text prompting the user to disconnect the AC power, and the system will continue to discharge the laptop until the battery is completely depleted. After that, the laptop will automatically shut down, we can connect the power adapter to charge, but don't turn it on, and the whole process will be completed only after the charging indicator goes out3 It should be noted that the battery repair process of the BIOS may take 5 hours, so be sure to operate it when you don't need to use the laptop If this move still fails to improve the battery state, then it can only be said that this battery has been exhausted, You can send it in for repair or buy a new original battery, and the last problem that may cause your laptop to not charge is a faulty power adapter, but it is very rare, and there is no suitable self-testing method, so you can only send it to a repair station for testing

You can try to adjust the contact between the power supply and the notebook to see if it affects the charging of the notebook.

It is recommended to send the computer to the official after-sales service center of the notebook, and a professional maintenance engineer will conduct a comprehensive inspection to confirm the fault and repair and replace it.

Summary. 6. Change the original "Battery Care Mode" to "Battery Full Mode" and click OK.

The specific operation of P53 is as follows: 1. Open the control panel and click Power Options; 2. Select "High Performance" and click "Change Plan Settings" at the back.

3. Click "Change Advanced Power Settings" below;

4. Switch to "Lenovo Power Management" and click "Start Lenovo Power Management Software".

5. Click the power icon in the lower right corner of Lenovo management software;

6. Change the original "Battery Care Mode" to "Battery Full Mode" and click OK.

Thank you.