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When my phone is plugged into the wall there is no charging light or anything. No white light in any senario. Last night my default battery was at about 9% so I pulled it and used my 2nd battery. No problem.
I have two LG Optimus V phones. Suddenly yesterday, one started having an issue where the phone doesn't seem to be recognizing the charging status of the battery. The battery is not the problem. I put in the battery from the working phone into the sick phone and it does not recognize that the battery is fully charged from that phone either.
siriusb wrote:Let me clarify myself. When the battery is in place and the laptop is running from AC, sooner or later you will see that the battery is fully charged. When this fully charged status has been accomplished, charging stops and battery starts discharging (let's say from 100% to 95%) then charging starts again. I think that was the way it worked some weeks ago.
So I came to egypt to visit family about a week ago. My charger is 110v n here they use 220v..
We have all heard of battery saving techniques to get our phones to last the entire day, but my question is in regards to charging strategy...
More specifically, is there a 'best practice' for charging your battery?
Is it best to let it get down real low before putting it on the charger? If so, is it best to leave it on the charger until it fully charges?
Hello. I bought a HTC one X in China and send it to my GF who's in UK. But she constantly get charging problems.
The problem is like this:
1) Can't charge at all using AC adapter if the battery is not empty. The battery bar just keep decreasing no matter whether you pluged the power line or not. (Faster with the line pluged).
Hi all,
So I went to charge my Dinc2; the orange charger light popped on, but when I looked at the battery widget, I noticed that the battery was not charging.
I walked away from the phone for a little bit, turned the phone back on, and received this message,
"Battery Is low. The charging current is not enough for device power consumption.
Hi everyone.
I'd like to start out by saying i love my phone. Unfortunately, I dont like the way it has been acting in the past couple months. Aside from constant app crashes (6-10 daily!) my phone has altogether stopped charging. Thinking it was the charger, I tried my charger in a friends phone. It worked. So i tried using other chargers. No success.
Hi everyone.
I'd like to start out by saying i love my phone. Unfortunately, I dont like the way it has been acting in the past couple months. Aside from constant app crashes (6-10 daily!) my phone has altogether stopped charging. Thinking it was the charger, I tried my charger in a friends phone. It worked. So i tried using other chargers. No success.
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