📎 AI Summary:
The user "phonezone" initially posted about an issue with their Fujitsu AH530 laptop displaying a problem when unplugged after replacing the battery. They sought help and later discovered that the issue was caused by an incorrect power option setting, not the battery or Windows. "kemical" provided general troubleshooting advice earlier, and after the user identified the solution, they thanked kemical for the helpful guidance. Overall, the thread concludes with the user resolving the problem by adjusting Power Options, and the discussion was constructive.

phonezone

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Aug 11, 2015
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Thread Author #1
Hi, I'm using Fujitsu AH530
Yesterday I replaced my broken battery with a new one and today I faced with this issue when I plug out the laptop from the adaptor
You can see the pic below
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How to fix it?
Thanks
 

Solution
I found it
lBDjN5f.png

The problem neither was my battery, nor Windows.
It was just from Power Options as you see in the pic.
I was doing something else last night when I saw this option and found that's the reason of my problem.
Thank you @kemical for searching a lot and answering me.

kemical

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Aug 28, 2007
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Hi,
I did a search on your issue and didn't really come up with a great deal apart from this:

Some battery cells are shipped from factory in some sort of factory sleep mode. By Charging the unit 100% then letting the machine run on battery all the way down till it powers off (5%) repeat process 5-6 times should allow the battary to learn the full charge cycle and give you the maximum useage in hours (approx 4-6 hrs dependent on useage)

I know this was true of older battery types so it might be worth a shot. I found the above from the link here:
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Just to add if the above doesn't work I would contact the place you bought the battery and explain the situation. You could also try posting in the forum I linked to above as other users of the same machine mat have had similar problems?
 

phonezone

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Aug 11, 2015
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Thread Author #4
I found it
lBDjN5f.png

The problem neither was my battery, nor Windows.
It was just from Power Options as you see in the pic.
I was doing something else last night when I saw this option and found that's the reason of my problem.
Thank you @kemical for searching a lot and answering me.
 

Solution