Can we "force" a "wake" on a laptop battery ?
Hello!
Question about friends laptop ,works great Lenovo E560 ,all good all fine. The battery is with 98,9% health percent, with BatteryInfoView, but it doesn't charge.
We tried another battery (from my laptop and it charges just fine).
So the problem is with the particular Battery.
My question , and my thinking is (some cell might have died and the controller just suddenly takes it off) , so i was thinking if i can "ground" her or "force" some juice inside ,just to wake up the controller ?
(It's silly i know,but it's shame for a good battery to be dead,and it's expensive).
So that is my question ? (Maybe the Multimeter to be put into left / right corners for + / - ,wake up with the - ground to another pin to count the voltage,and then put the bench supply into +/- and put the battery into shake mode.
Question about friends laptop ,works great Lenovo E560 ,all good all fine. The battery is with 98,9% health percent, with BatteryInfoView, but it doesn't charge.
We tried another battery (from my laptop and it charges just fine).
So the problem is with the particular Battery.
My question , and my thinking is (some cell might have died and the controller just suddenly takes it off) , so i was thinking if i can "ground" her or "force" some juice inside ,just to wake up the controller ?
(It's silly i know,but it's shame for a good battery to be dead,and it's expensive).
So that is my question ? (Maybe the Multimeter to be put into left / right corners for + / - ,wake up with the - ground to another pin to count the voltage,and then put the bench supply into +/- and put the battery into shake mode.
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