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08-19-2008
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| Vista Ultimate 32bit | Power Adapter I recently bought a replacement power adapter for my dell e1505. The computer works but it won't charge the battery and tells me that since the computer does not recognize the charger, I need to reseat the power adapter... What does that mean? |
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08-19-2008
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| Vista Ultimate X64 | Re: Power Adapter Hello aaronbaron, Reseat the power adapter just means make sure the power adapter is plugged in good on the laptop and the wall outlet. I would try powering off the laptop, unplug the power cord, take the new battery out. Reinstall the new battery only and try to power on the computer. If that does not work plug in the power cord and power up with the new battery installed.  Raj |
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