I paid for a brand new Sony Vaio laptop yesterday as well as entirely charged it. Now my subject is: Is it improved to take a laptop off a horse as well as make use of it ’till a battery is entirely dull as well as afterwards assign it again. Or is it improved to only keep it plugged in a horse when we work upon it (at home)?
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Most batteries these days are L-ion (lithium ion). They have a special memory which cuts the battery life short.
I’ll explain:
If you get your laptop charger and keep charging it at half way. If you do this for a long time (a few months) the battery will get used to getting charged at half way and the battery will just basically fall to 0 when it was supposed to be at halfway.
This is hard to conquer in a laptop because you are constantly moving it around.
My advice is – Only charge it when it’s VERY low like about to die, but if you REALLY need it charged then do it. Just don’t do it too often.
Also, once in a while (maybe a few months) You should drain the battery life down to 0% (completely gone) Then charge it back up, this will make sure that windows and the battery are in sync. So there are no false readings.
Hope all this helps
-jgv115-
Use the battery only when you have no wall socket to plug it in.
Hi,
go to http://www.power-batteries.net/notebook/sony/vgp-bps5.html ,and refer to "Top Tips To Extend Your SONY vgp-bps5 Battery’s Life" . There are lots of problems and tips for solving the the problems, good luck and have a nice day!
I brought my vaio around a year ago and my battery is fine.
But I’ve had to replace my charger two times in the space of approx. 6 months…
The charger just didn’t light up anymore and couldnt seem to charge my laptop so i would watch out for that…
I just keep my charger on and it’s been working for me. I would recommend if you use the battery to use up all the power before plugging it in again.