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Basic battery query--Inspiron 2200
I'm still new to notebooks. I have a new Inspiron 2200 with the Lithium ion
battery. Now, I've read that it is a good idea not to charge the battery when it is very hot, so: 1) First scenario, I'm working happily away when all of a sudden I get the low battery warning/switch to AC power. I don't want to close anything down as say I am in the latter stages of an online poker tourney. So, I just plug in the AC adapter, although at this point the battery is quite hot. Am I doing any damage?? Should I remove the battery after plugging in the AC? (Would that even work). 2) If I have a choice, am I just better off running my laptop on AC?? Again, should I/canI remove the battery in such a case. 3) OK, using battery and it is getting low. I shut down the computer. Since the battery is still very hot, should I wait about 30 minutes before starting the charge routine (all with computer off) Mel |
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