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Originally Posted by mbpark
I've seen batteries go from 50% to 0% in one second. No PC can keep up.
A laptop battery can go through 300 cycles in less than 2 years. After that, the batteries start having major issues.
Batteries in laptops these days have their own little "OS" and RAM to report information such as charge and number of cycles. They can get corrupt too.
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1) All which is relevant to the still unanswered question - why did that failure happen and what should be done to avert it? Not just for lumberjim. For all other laptop users.
Conclusions that imply defective battery replacement is critical to protect disk drive data.
2) I did not find that IASTOR.sys update. How old (how long ago) were those four 'bugs' corrections?
3) This laptop battery is seven plus years old because batteries are not used as the main power source. And why that automatic shutdown should be 30% or higher.