"plugged in not charging.." - driver deletion issue!!

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  1. Massivez
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    im happy enough that its charging though now haha, thank you for all your help and effort you put into my problem!
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  3. Massivez
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    oh ok ill try this
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  4. Massivez
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    i cannot system restore, all of my restore points are from today, the old ones are somehow gone
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  6. Massivez
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    its okay though it seems to be charging, win key + x just always says plugged in not charging even when not plugged in
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  7. A Guy
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    See if this is the driver you seek:

    Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery Driver Download - PC Pitstop Driver Library

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  8. Massivez
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    it is but there are no DL links for win 7 64
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  10. karlsnooks
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    I do not know whether this link will bear fruit:

    IntelŽ Driver Update Utility
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  11. Massivez
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    didnt do much haha
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  12. Massivez
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    i have to go sleep now, night gents!
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  13. A Guy
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    From what I can see , there is no Vista or Windows 7 driver to download at all. Every download I find is for older OS (Windows 98/2000/XP/NT 4). You may have to try to install in compatibility mode.

    Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Downloads

    Sorry, I didn't realize there were no download links on the 1st link I gave you. A Guy
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