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    IBM Laptop battery problem

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by amjeds, Feb 28, 2007.

  1. amjeds

    amjeds Newbie

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    Hi Guys, I would appreciate if anyone can tell me how to fiX this thing- I got a IBM T30 Laptop. The problem is when I take off the battery charger/adapter connected to the laptop, the wireless connection gets disconnect and I have to repair the wireless connection in order to go back online. Likewise, If I plug in the charger/adapter to my laptop while in use/online, the wireless connection again gets disconnect. Can this my my wireless driver problem or battery charger problem? Please advise
     
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  2. andyasselin

    andyasselin Notebook Deity

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    I wound look into you power mangment seting for when it on battery maybe it set to disable it wireless on battery not sure what power mangent ment utils you ibm come with but my acer has diffent profile for on power and battery maybe you wireless card set to turn off on battery
     
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    Icelox18 Notebook Geek

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    Check your power settings in control panel, and the driver settings for the card. It could be that it is set to turn off when you remove the power cord to conserve battery power (also the screen dims even if you set it to max).
     
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