My laptop says that I downloaded the drivers for my HP F380 printer, but I can't find how to install, some please explain how more to come this problem.
Turn off the computer > Remove everything that's connected to your computer.If you are getting a message: Plugged in, not charging, follow the steps below: Open the file in your desktop> Scroll down to theĬopy this section and paste it in a reply here, for analysis. Note: Wait until the command completes (usually about 2 minutes).ģ. %userprofile%\desktop> Press ENTER> powercfg In the command prompt window, type or copy/paste the following commands.We recommend that you run a check of the battery condition. If you're able to see the Battery icon in the lower-right section of the task bar, that means your Microsoft Composite Battery Driver is working. This information is displayed in the Battery Meter GUI that is located in the Desktop / Notification Area. Microsoft Composite Battery Driver reports the information that it receives from the charging circuit. Hardware Charging Circuit controls the charging function of the battery, it's a part of the motherboard installed in the laptop. The Microsoft Composite Battery Driver doesn't affect the charging of the battery. Is there a reason for this or has this affected my laptop's battery life? I'm pretty sure that there should also be Microsoft Composite Battery there as well. Now I've been trying to figure out what's happened and the only thing that I can find that seems a bit off is that when I open device manager and click on battery, only Microsoft AC Adapter and Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery are showing. The battery icon says 0% Power Mode (plugged in). I plugged the laptop in and it works while plugged in but the minute I take the charger out it dies. Today I've put my laptop on and it wouldn't turn on (it was fully charged before I switched it off). Upon unplugging the laptop, the percentage that the battery was on would be 80 something %. When I then put it on charge, the laptop would (after a few hours) flash a light to show me it's fully charged. The predicted usage time (given by the battery icon on the taskbar) went down from 6 hours (ish) to around 1 hour.
My Toshiba laptop was working fine until a few days ago.
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