Here's a quick scenario to explain my issue.
I use the laptop in stamina mode while plugged in for about 6 hours while at the office. I shut down the laptop normally (the battery meter says charged: 100%) and head home. During the night, I dont use the laptop at all. I get to work the next day and fire up my laptop, still in stamina mode, and run on the battery. Upon booting into windows, my battery meter now says 87%. I haven't used the machine for about 15 hours and now I have 13% less battery? I'm not using standby or hibernate when I shut down... this is a full shut down and power off. Anyone else have this issue?
Thanks in advance,
AuxNuke
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I was wondering the same thing with my FE790, except mine doesn't drop as much as yours. My FE will be at 100% right before bed -- and when I wake up in the morning it usually hangs around 95-98% charged.
I too do a full system shutdown. -
I used to have the same problem with my Sony Vaio S360 (i.e. the battery would drain even during a full shutdown). Sony's advice to me was to remove the battery when it wasn't in use.
Since I like to use hibernate I just left it in anyway and dealt with the battery drain. -
But that's rediculous. I've had 4 previous laptops and none "used" the battery while off. Did they offer a battery exchange or at least to look at the laptop?
~Aux -
They all will loose battery charge. Lithium-Ion battery will loose charge over time.
Now 13% in one night when the computer is totally off isn't normal -
No, they just said it was normal behavior and gave me the advice to remove the battery when the laptop wasn't in use. I had read of some similar experiences with other S-series owners, so I basically just accepted it.
Note this was a while ago (this was an S360 after all). Perhaps they have a solution for it now?
-Zadillo
SZ340P: Using battery while powered off?
Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by AuxNuke, Oct 10, 2006.