I tried to update and reinstall driver, it says i have the best drivers installed on my device.
255% available (plugged in)
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How will I removed the display in my laptop it says 255% available (plugged in)
please help thank you
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2020-03-03T14:41:30+00:00 did you resolve your problem? I'm having this kind of problem too. please help.
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Anonymous
2020-02-07T22:57:21+00:00 I had the same issue with 255% and computer turning itself instantly off. When checking a battery indicator it would also switch to charging % but will not show that battery is charging. Occasionally it will show No battery too . I checked battery connector on the laptop and one was bended causing a battery to be loose and not charging.. Once connector was corrected straight, the issue went away and laptop runs from a battery and charging with no issue.
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Anonymous
2020-02-04T17:53:18+00:00 I have a Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga X1, running Win 10. Till Jan 28th 2020, it was working fine. Suddenly on updating my laptop with the Jan 28 Win 10 updates, I started experiencing these weird issues of the battery showing 255% along with an x sign on it. My battery is connected and is not user replaceable, so no problem with a loose connector either. To further complicate things, the machine was going blank and I had to literally shut the lid, then reopen and it would work. Sometimes, erratically after about 30 mins of working, it would self lock the machine.
Struggled for a few days, before finally uninstalling the Win 10 updates. Guess what, my machine is back to normal. Works just fine. There is a definite bug in the Win 10 OS.
Surprised though that people have been experiencing this from atleast 2019.
Suggest you try uninstalling the Win 10 updates and trying.
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Anonymous
2020-02-03T06:11:10+00:00 I am very confused about this problem; I too see that 255% available when I hover my mouse on the battery as you can see here:
but if I click on it, It shows 100%.
but when I unplugged the charger; surface immediately went dead and won't turn on without the adaptor.
I can't use it on battery.
I don't know when this problem starts, but I just noticed it today.
I have been working at home from the last couple of weeks, so the Surface Pro4 has been constantly plugged in.
What happened? Does anyone have any clue?