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![]() We have a little net book, running XP, and it is a lovely little machine for browsing the web, reading mail etc. Works perfectly except when rebooted, which I only do after MS updates. When shut down, for any reason, it will not restart until the battery has run down, and I mean completely flat. Every little volt. Removing the battery does not help - the battery has to be in place, but completely expired, which normally takes a couple of days. Then, with the charger plugged in, it will boot normally and run perfectly, either from battery or mains until the next upgrade/shut down. The battery itself seems to be OK - it will run the machine for several hours, which is all it managed when the machine was new a couple of years ago. Any thoughts? -- Graeme |
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