Fried Dell Laptop Power Supply Workaround

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

I live by the R's. Reduce, Reuse, Re-purpose, Repair, and Recycle. Most Americans are far to wasteful. Great to see you do this!

[@electronicsNmore]

R.P. Rosen Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@geoffhalsey2184]

I couldn't agree more. Manufacturers should be complied to make things R's wherever possible.

[@robertcartier5088]

​@@geoffhalsey2184 *compelled to... (or made to comply with rules to) Cheers! ;-)

[@geoffhalsey2184]

@@robertcartier5088 Well spotted, I stand corrected. That'll teach me not to proof read my comments in future.

[@bornfree8073]

stfu hippie. go hug a tree. I can tell you smell like balls just through your rhetoric. YUCK

[@metatrongroove2824]

one less piece of tech in a landfill. you are doing god's work

[@fayazawsumous3709]

Then I just gave it 12 volts from a car battery through some long wire and it worked out well thank you for so much help

[@electronicsNmore]

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[@trench01]

why not use the original ac adapter again? I just put whatever fits into the hole. I only check voltage if i take the end to put it in another power supply. usually works for me.

[@electronicsNmore]

Trench You don't understand. The old switching power supply is fine, the portion of the circuit board that handles that power was fried.

[@BodziuM]

@@electronicsNmore have the same with acer laptop but I don't know how to connect power

[@markissboi3583]

( Always at desk ) Plug in Power > go into Windows > Device Manger > disable Battery or put Power supply as the main source of power supply ( can disable Battery) Few Videos about this Unplugging battery Inside laptop - if you never leave desk power Always boots from mains power Buy a PC .

[@ShinyArjunSingh]

Nice one, Subscribed. Please keep'em comin...

[@johnreece9184]

My dell has same issue , thanks for speedy response & great idea .

[@geoffhalsey2184]

I always thought this must be possible to power a laptop like this, but I've never seen a commercial product that did it. This is a great alternative DIY solution.

[@electronicsNmore]

Thanks for watching Geoff! Be sure to look over my extensive video playlists below for other videos of interest to you, and most importantly share my channel with many others. kzbin.infoplaylists

[@MrClickbang357]

Thanl you!!! Now I can use my Dad's old Gateway again!!! It reminds me of him, as he has passed.

[@electronicsNmore]

Great to hear, sorry about your dad.

[@SomeBody-rm6hf]

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[@johnlucas2445]

All the laptop AC adapters I have ever seen are a nominal 19V @ about 4.5 amps. Are you sure the AC adapter is not bad ? I assume you load checked your AC adapter. Maybe the battery is bad and is pulling down the power rail when you plug in the adapter. Did you try just running the laptop off the AC adapter with the battery removed, You can run a laptop without the battery installed just off the adapter. You may be right that the internal power supply / charger got fried and this is a great work around.

[@electronicsNmore]

JOHN LUCAS 100% fried.

[@eduardbaciu8860]

You can't use the original power without lowering the supplied voltage (it has higher voltage output in order to be able to charge the 12V laptop battery)

[@frederickv.9300]

Your a star helping everyone all this time

[@electronicsNmore]

Thanks Fred! Be sure to share my channel with many others.

[@gnormhurst]

Excellent work. I have a big Dell laptop/workstation that was acting up (couldn't play audio properly -- the audio kept sputtering, like the system could not keep up). After reinstalling the audio driver too many times, I discovered that if I let it boot while on battery (i.e. charger not plugged in) it worked fine, but if I booted it while plugged into the Dell charger, it would not run fast enough. It turns out that that charger was too small (in Dell's view) to run AND charge the laptop, so when the BIOS detected that, it crippled the clock rates to save power to the point that it could not even play audio. At some point I had told it during boot that I didn't care about the charger was too small, and after that it never showed the warning that the system would be crippled. Booting while on battery, then connecting the charger was a good workaround. Also, getting the proper charger worked.

[@VenkatesanS]

I came across this video when I don't understand the PCB markings ++CDBSAGG in battery charger of Dell laptop . Positive and negative are understandable but I tried to know the remaining.Now I understood. I just want to use that PCB to charge 18650 cells instead of throwing away.Thanks

[@TikunOfanaim-ng2di]

Thanks! My old Dell laptop works fine, but gives only 2.5 hours on 65Wh I'm gonna use your input to create a pancake 12.8V LFP solar charged stand or similar.

[@johnrogan9420]

Doubt if the 13.7 volts would have fried the 12.6 battery and nominal computer value needed for power.

[@electronicsNmore]

No, just keep the voltage at a similar level to the battery pack.

[@Sainto0]

i tried it and its not work battry light blinking which means amp are low so i connect to 12v 5amp battry still its not working help which wire you short to work ?

[@Quickened1]

Couldn't you have reduced the voltage of the original switching supply to 12.8v instead of using an alternate power source? or does it not produce enough current? Also, and I'm not sure about this, on this particular laptop, but in many cases, you can enter the BIOS to turn off the battery fault detection in the settings, to escape the recurrence of the battery error message at bootup... just a thought...

[@electronicsNmore]

Pp Ss I could have bought a step down converter, but I hate to buy things when I have other things on hand. I'll check the BIOS...good idea.

[@sunilkumawat5447]

Can i use inverter battery instead of power supply

[@animaterex4707]

Great video! This is exactly what I’m looking for, I have a dell venue 11 pro 7140 tablet that refuses to charge or work directly on the power cord, it only works if I change the battery externally and place it back in the tablet, I want to do the exact same thing and use the tablet as a stationary media device, can I get in touch with you to get through the process? Thanks in advance

[@berryj.greene7090]

Very helpful well made video. My battery is showing very low and not charging. Unit works OK from the power pack which is showing rated output Volts. The cells are not flat and can discharge at 10A. Since there's a fair amount of electronics actually inside the battery, I'm not sure where the blame lies. I can't measure any volts at the supply pins with battery removed and Laptop powered up. Maybe it detects its absence and switches off...??? Any ideas or help would be welcome. I'd really like it to be portable so battery operation is desirable. Best regards BjG

[@pricilla2076]

Can you purchase an external battery like the omni 2000 to power the computer? I'd like your input before shelling out 200 bucks.

[@electronicsNmore]

If you can get the computer to work doing as shown in this video, then you can switch to a battery later. The battery must have the same rating or higher.

[@ricky3653]

I want to know sir the inserted 9 pins connected from power supply to battery terminals...

[@electronicsNmore]

Every laptop is different. You'll need to identify the correct pins for your laptop.

[@firemanq-yx8xq]

I have the same issue but with different laptop, can you explain more to me at what you did?

[@Bruno-uw6ik]

Hello and thanks for your video. I just tried this on an old laptop. Only connected +11.5V and 0V pins (Battery is rated 11.1V). But when I press the power button, the battery led on the motherboard flashes three or four times and then nothing. I saw on your video that your connector has some other connections or jumpers. Is it possible that I need to connect something else besides the power pins? Thank you.

[@electronicsNmore]

Either your laptop isn't getting enough power from the power supply(very likely), or the computer won't start up because it doesn't recognize the incoming power.

[@pankajrajput71]

Can you please give me the link of that battery connector? Please. Please. Please.

[@TheAiFlux]

If don't have battery so what should we do 0:23

[@kondwanibanda1344]

Thanks for the video very helpful I have a question is it possible to connect the lines inside the battery and just removing the cells

[@hasanali-ht2kq]

Hello I have a Dell laptop battery model J1KND 48w 11.1volt How can it be charged without a laptop? Which pins are negative and positive? Can its negative and positive pins be used as a power bank?

[@cjstrainsandadventures2124]

Same thing happened to my wife's HP laptop. Our son uses it more for gaming. Before I saw your video, I purchased an external battery charger for the laptop battery. That works but what i'm wondering is can I use that external charger to power that laptop by changing the end of it to fit the computer instead of the battery? In otherwords, does the external battery charger act (or can i use it) like your Trip Lite DC power converter? I don't know much about electronics.

[@hrishikeshdevalekar2446]

Thanks man you saved my money

[@frankie9373]

hi, does this work with any cables/wires? my battery is an internal one and uses very thin wires. I wanted to keep the wires and the little plastic connect outlet to fit it into the board no problem, so I soldered on some wire with about the same diameter but it's made out of one solid metal instead of those fibers. would it still work? does it have a higher resistance or anything? also cable wires are thicker than these so would there be a problem soldering them onto a charger with normal cable wires and the right voltage and current? should I be worried about something catching fire?

[@Matlalcueitl]

My dell charger has its ID chip fried. This has two consequences: 1. no charging, just maintaining the voltage; 2. setting all CPU cores to minimum frequency without any way of bumping them.

[@thetiredtechie2704]

It would be interesting to see the motherboard to find out what died in it :)

[@electronicsNmore]

The Tired Techie Wish I had the extra time to do it.

[@thetiredtechie2704]

I'm suspecting it's only power brick connector on motherboard or something before the power management chip, usually not a non-repairable fault.

[@rohanbaral2409]

Can't we use ripped power brick/charger instead of power supplier? Will it be steady and enough power?

[@jimmatrix7244]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Can we solder a laptop power adaptor to the battery pins instead of a power supply?

[@electronicsNmore]

No, voltage too high.

[@jimmatrix7244]

@@electronicsNmore Oh! Just out of curiosity, how does the laptop power on with the adaptor but no battery plugged in?

[@miahbangla]

@@electronicsNmore its current too high

[@Imjussaiyanbro]

Edit 3 I saw something about drawing less amps without dvd drive? If I remove dvd drive I can use an adapter with 3 amps current? Edit 2* sorry I’m reading through the comments seeing you’re getting a lot of similar questions, I see you put less than 12.6 volts and 4-5 amps SHOULD work but stick close to MY specific battery output specs... Hello I like your tips, do you think I could find a universal adapter that’s close enough? I don’t have a bench supply. My battery output is 10.6 volts, not sure about the amps. I found a 12 v adapter but it’s only 3 amps current. I noticed you said you had 4.5 amps and needed 5 to power the laptop normally? Wondering if a 12 v adapter with 5 amps would work for me? I know it’s hard to say for sure but I really want to get this laptop working. *edit* the laptop is powering on with everything working except the screen. It’s a gateway nv53...hmm

[@Itsyurichie]

Hii where did you jumper the ground..? Pin 5 nc? Or thermistor?

[@johnreece9184]

Wish you would of show us how you adjusted the power supply inside .

[@electronicsNmore]

Hi Will. It's very easy to do using a miniature slot screwdriver and DMM. Just look for the potentiometer and slowly adjust CW or CCW.

[@BodziuM]

thx !!! I've managed to fix my old Acer laptop with i7 processor, old xbox one power supply and laptop still need standard power supply so I have 2 psu for this laptop LOL but it is working for now :)

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome! Be sure to share my channel with many others. Thanks

[@aresrikar8653]

What is the voltage and does it harm any inside components of th he laptop???

[@mohamadelbagrmi3607]

So I tried 12v and 4.5A but my laptop didn't power on Should I make the current 5A?

[@electronicsNmore]

Make sure you are definitely using the correct pins. It's possible you may need at least 5A.

[@l8er287]

Hey ive had the same issue and i tried this..So i used an alternative power supply of 5A 12v.. to find the third negative in the laptop pins i looked at the battery and there was written all of the uses of pins so in mine the third negative was just alongside the 2 negatives ..... so can i just connect all three together and provide negative charge and the other two end pins the positive?? please reply i reallt need your help

[@gaal-guirestaurant6888]

Hi thanks for the video. I been looking for an answer. Just have a question, the battery says 10.8 v , I guess it should be around 4.9 amp. Would it work, taking aout the DVD player, and using a 12v ac adapter 3.74 amp?

[@electronicsNmore]

You need a switching power supply of no more than 12.6v that can supply between 4-5A.

[@gaal-guirestaurant6888]

@@electronicsNmore ok thanks for the fast response:) So the same power supply as in the video will do.

[@electronicsNmore]

@@gaal-guirestaurant6888 No!

[@BodziuM]

@@electronicsNmore pc power supply will be ok?

[@ggorghe8073]

Hi! My battery from laptop have the voltage indicated 18.5 V . I seen on laptop charger that the voltage is same (18.5 V) . I can use this charger on battery port to power on the laptop? Thank you!

[@electronicsNmore]

That seems very high for a laptop battery. Match whatever voltage the battery pack is.

[@Glitch_brothers2023]

Hello, Cool video. I have a Dell Inspiron 13 7000 series 2 in 1 laptop that the power supply port/receptacle broke off of the motherboard. I can’t find a motherboard replacement that I can afford and wondered if you know of a way to power the the motherboard via a USB-a port or any other way to power the laptop and keep the battery charged? On the machine I have it requires taking the bottom off to access the battery or I would go that route. I would go the route that you used but I need to move the laptop from place to place. Do they make a USB-a charger or adapter that can recharge the battery? I am at a loss of what to do, being a disabled senior on a small monthly income I can’t afford a new motherboard. I have tried a couple of used MB’s from eBay and both would not work so I am afraid of the $129-$179 used boards. With your knowledge I wanted to ask if you may have a solution. I feel if we can put a craft on Mars there should be a way to charge the battery without taking the computer apart every few hours. With as many computers out there without a USB-c port someone should develop a way to charge via the USB-a port and make a fortune. Thanks in advance for your input it is greatly appreciated.

[@mibrahim4245]

Hi, I have a GPS tracker (USB mini 5V), what if I want to place it inside my laptop, can I connect it to the battery from inside the laptop with 2 pins that have 5v potential difference? so it remains powered even if the laptop is off .. thanks

[@Lightning2011]

I have the same issue with my Samsung laptop. The laptop worked a month ago and randomly it started smoking and stopped charging from the charger because the charging port is broken, so do you think replacing the port will fix it or is it something else like a chip causing it to smoke? I'm a little worried since the laptop still worked before the problem and was pretty useful although it was 9 years old. Of course I have another laptop but I don't want to waste a laptop unless it's fully broken...

[@electronicsNmore]

Without looking, hard to say.

[@greengum_p]

Im having the same problem and i did everything like that but my laptop's power button is just light up then off again ( im not even touch it ). Im using 12v 5a supply.

[@erikmagnusson5031]

Excellent idea! This is JUST the kind of workaround I have been looking for. I have an old 13" MacBook A1342 from 2010, with a broken DC-in board, where you connect a Magsafe charger, that supply 45 or 60 or 85wats. Everything Apple is expensive, so i want to use what i already have. The battery that is labeled 10.9 volt should give max 12.4 v at full charge. Well, this battery is dead, wont charge. I have a 12.2v power supply but i am not sure how to connect since Apple has built in different chips both in motherboard and battery to communicate with each other. Any ideas or tips?

[@electronicsNmore]

Hi Erik! That's the nominal voltage, 12.6 is the fully charged voltage. A 12.2V supply is perfect, as long as the current level is high enough. You can always rip open the battery pack, remove the cells, and connect the power supply (+) and (-) to where the battery was connected. Good luck! Be sure to rate thumbs up, subscribe, and look over my extensive video playlists below for many other videos of interest to you. Taking one minute to share a link to my channel with others on social networking sites would be greatly appreciated. Thanks kzbin.infoplaylists

[@erikmagnusson5031]

@@electronicsNmore Thanks for the reply, but sadly it seems it wont work. From what i read online, Apple put some "electronic fuse" or something inside the battery, and if, for ex, the voltage inside ever drops to a certain low (because a cell go bad), it blows the fuse, and the circuit is broken and even if you replace the cells, it wont work. Same then if I put DC in instead of the cells. VERY frustrating.

[@erikmagnusson5031]

Update: I found a workaround to make it work! With Mac-laptops, you need to use "bypass SMC-mode", or whatever its called, (disconnect all power, hole power button 10 sec, connect power, keep holding power button 10 sec, then release, the press power again). Then the laptop powers up, on 12 volt DC in via battery plugg. Now I am here to find out how to do this on an old HP/Compaq laptop where I have no battery, so its a bit difficult to figure out pinouts....

[@bomeyer1964]

Can I combine two laptop power supply? I have a HP HDX 18 laptop that use 18.5 V 6.5 A. It is a large laptop. The power supply is dead. Inside it is clear that the small switch mode power supply transformers is burned. But I have two other HP laptop switch mode power supply 18.5 V but 3.5 A, both same model. Can I take the output from these two 3.5 A power supply and soldering the two positive together and the two negative together and then get 18.5 V, 7 A?

[@electronicsNmore]

No

[@erikmagnusson5031]

Go get yourself an power supply from a old desktop PC. They have 12 volt with MANY ampere!!

[@emilie7851]

Quick question are you keeping the small circuit board attached to those pins. would it work just applying your voltage with no circuit board directly to your pins? Thanks.

[@electronicsNmore]

The power is connected to the board that was used for the battery.

[@emilie7851]

@@electronicsNmore okay perfect thank you. unfortunately I took my pins off of the board not sure if I can put it back on. what would happen if I connect the power directly to the pins with no board if the voltage is being inputted to the pins at the same level. I'm assuming the board with all of its diodes is used for the communication pieces of the pins would this be correct. And if this is correct does that mean I can connect the power directly to the pins.

[@videosbatuta510]

Can you use this power supply to charge the battery?

[@pv6596]

Hmmm was the original PS only 12 volts?? I’m guessing is 19V and that’s why you are needing so many Amps.

[@electronicsNmore]

P V Draw off the battery without the DVD operating is around 2.5A. Original power supply was 19.5v, which ran the computer and charged the battery at the same time.

[@leon-jc6xg]

Can you use this smae power suply to charge the battery?

[@mahaniyama]

My laptop works this way but shuts off after 10 seconds... probably some safety function of the laptop when it’s detecting the non original power supply. Do you think its fixable?

[@electronicsNmore]

Probably lacking power to keep it running, try another power supply 1A higher. You may be able to adjust some BIOS settings.

[@mahaniyama]

electronicsNmore hey thanks for your quick reply. My power supply is a multi voltage powerbank rated for 90W. I found that when I bridged the temperature sensor pin to ground it works... so perhaps this is a PTC sensor where the resistance increases with higher temperature. So not grounding it will tell the laptop the battery is too hot and it will turn off? Anyways It’s working now. Thank you!

[@zeeshan6239]

Hi can we use 12v 7 Ah battery insted of power supply

[@apbaraiya93]

Please Explain how to connect your battery socket to directly in this device with each pins

[@electronicsNmore]

I explained in the video. Every computer is different. Use the connector from the battery pack and solder the wires from the power supply in the correct position. Thanks for watching

[@Kuze00]

Can i use laptop charger it self to replace the power supply??

[@apbaraiya93]

@@electronicsNmore HP DV4 DD20130427199R5

[@eliaswama9352]

My dell laptop charger is good but when plugged in for charging the LED indicator for charging is working or light up

[@_souhail_]

hi I have a msi ge60 without battery and I wanted to make a battery with the same concept of this video but the problem is that my pc draws up to 10 amps with its charger

[@mayuresh1704]

Excellent video! Valuable information presented in a very nice, simple, concise manner. Good voice, tone and communication style as well. 👍 (Just wondering have you tried in increasing the power supply gradually in 0.1 volt increments, i-e, 12.7, 12.8, 129. ... 15 volts). I have a strong feeling that it might work on higher voltage range as well because with same motherboard, some laptops have 4S instead of 3S. Pls try and let me know!)

[@moshesabovich9362]

Hello friend, I only got a simple question, my ASUS laptop has exactly the same problem, can I do the same thing you did but instead of using an external power supply use the laptop's own charger? thank you, sorry if I bothered you, Moses.

[@electronicsNmore]

The voltage supplied must not be higher than a fully charged battery pack.

[@TheGeordietheWitchandtheWench]

I bought a new battery for my Alienware, didn't fix the problem so I purchased a new power supply, still doesn't work, tomorrow I'm going to try this and let you know if it works :) My power supply is huge, 19.5v and 20 amps. The battery is 14.8v. So I guess I need a power supply of 14.8v and at least 5amps? Does that sound correct?

[@electronicsNmore]

13.5v to 14.8v at 5A should work.

[@TheGeordietheWitchandtheWench]

@@electronicsNmore Amazing it works!!! HOWEVER it only works with the power supply still connected? Even though the power supply is NOT charging the laptop?? So now I need two power supplies, one connected to the battery side and the original Dell charger in the side of the computer!!!! Any walk around for this? I will be using a large battery from my boat (300ah) and dell charger plugged into my inverter !!! Any advise or help would be most welcomed !! Simon

[@fayazawsumous3709]

Hi I just did this with my own laptop but used a 500mah adapter 12 volt n it barely switches on then goes off after do u think if I use a 12 volt lithium ion battery pack would that work well

[@freelifeproductions]

Depends on the amps.. a 500mah is 0.5Amps.. you need at least 5000 mAh

[@jasonjunio388]

can I use charger for this instead of power supply?

[@eduardbaciu8860]

I'm not sure I understand what you did here..Basically you just connected a 12V DC supply directly to the pins that usually get those 12V from the battery, right ?

[@electronicsNmore]

Correct Eduard. The battery was dead. The power supply board in the computer was shot. So now I'm able to use the computer just fine with an external power supply. Thanks for watching! I have many videos on my channel that cover a wide range of subjects, so be sure to look over my extensive video playlists below for other helpful/informative videos of interest to you, and most importantly share my channel with many others. kzbin.infoplaylists

[@chappyg5512]

Im looking at my battery HP mu06 but it says 10.8 volts on the back and i dont have a multimeter right now

[@electronicsNmore]

@@chappyg5512 3 lithium 18650 cells in series at the lowest voltage (3.6v X 3 = 10.8v). Full charge is 4.2v X 3.

[@chappyg5512]

@@electronicsNmore alright thx, i have a newer one that has 6 in it, i dont have a laptop adaptor (smart pin) to test with, i was gonna dismantle the pack and charge them 1 by 1 with a crappy. Dismantled portable charger (1x 18650) worst case... I got a better cell charger

[@mings8551]

My mini laptop's battery is rated at 7.4v, is this mean I need to feed it similar volt range?

[@electronicsNmore]

8.4V would be the max input for (2) fully charged Li-ion cells in series. So 7.2v - 8.4v

[@mings8551]

@@electronicsNmore Thanks :)

[@moshesabovich9362]

/Do you a video on how to fix or replace the power supply board of the motherboard?

[@electronicsNmore]

No

[@Katey.94]

The technician told me that my laptops power supply has been burned. Can you please help me with my issue? Im not tech savy to perform a revival on my laptop. I have important workload inside and I have to get it asap. No cloud saved or google drive. Just directly inside my laptops memory.

[@electronicsNmore]

Remove the hard drive and access it using another computer using a HDD(SATA) to USB cable.

[@marchelgamaliel5195]

i have the same laptop. can u make a schematic pin line?

[@electronicsNmore]

Old video, laptop long gone.

[@marchelgamaliel5195]

@@electronicsNmore ok thanks

[@DreAmTeaMmsx]

hello I do not know the language you speak, can you send a picture of the connector you connect to the battery thanks

[@DreAmTeaMmsx]

only + and - connecting

[@raptorswire7212]

this repairability is a reason why I am not supporting Apple products!

[@n1kkri]

Does anyone know where I can by the laptop connector that mates with the battery. I wanted to make an external charger for laptop batteries. They sell them but to expensive. I have a R/C charger. I just need the connector to mate with the battery.

[@electronicsNmore]

Buy an old battery

[@n1kkri]

@@electronicsNmore I need the connector on the laptop side not the battery side

[@electronicsNmore]

@@n1kkri Look on ebay for a cheap broken laptop

[@n1kkri]

@@electronicsNmore I did see these connectors for sale at one time. I just can't remember. Only a few dollars each.

[@putraadriansyah8082]

My Dell Inspiron N4030 (0k12wn) battery says 11.1v. can i use 12v 4A adapter directly to battery pins?

[@electronicsNmore]

When the battery is fully charged, it has a voltage of around 12.6. Anything between 11 & 12.6 is fine.

[@acura1384ify]

I wan to try the same charge my laptoo battery with car charger 12v 4 amps can i do that you ever try it?

[@putraadriansyah8082]

@@acura1384ify I tried it and it works. My car charger outputs 14V and 5 amps (set to 14v because i want to use voltage exactly the same with alternator output when cruising). But when I tried this, i use power supply from a monitor, 12v 4A and it worked fine.. what kind of car battery charger you have? Laptop battery already have a BMS inside the package

[@Gabriellyq]

Hi, would a regular desktop power supply work for this?

[@electronicsNmore]

As long as the voltage is within the correct range, and it can supply enough current.

[@rmgaming8492]

The iron part in the charger head is gone help me the little iron part

[@electronicsNmore]

I have no idea what you're talking about.

[@rmgaming8492]

@@electronicsNmore look in Dell charger the little pin like thing

[@greengum_p]

It works but im getting electrical socking i think due to not grounded. Do anyone know how to fix that?

[@mohsintahir8906]

My laptop is latitude e6430 I want run on 12v can you tell me is it working and send me diagram plz

[@vitomarioni8133]

the chinese coin with a square hole in the center is a distinguishing mark of coins of the "knife money"

[@gianangelomico8872]

Can I use Laptop charger as an external power supply?

[@electronicsNmore]

No

[@cassysalcedo459]

Ill use 5 amp 12 volts is okay?

[@johnrogan9420]

I want these u tubers on my spaceship to Mars.

[@AddisonLarson]

Don't let mars kill you. Go to venus and live.

[@nirajagarwal8992]

Jumper the wire to dc socket and use 12 v adapter or Universal adapter

[@ogheneroaugustine2151]

Great work

[@MuhammadAli-gj6ss]

I have 12 v 1500mA power supply and laptop battery reads 10.8v 4500mAh, will I be able power it up?

[@electronicsNmore]

Way too low.

[@MuhammadAli-gj6ss]

@@electronicsNmore You mean the amperage? Thanks!

[@electronicsNmore]

@@MuhammadAli-gj6ss Yes

[@rankedoperator8915]

Bro you came in my life like a angel my laptop volt in section died i was finding out the exact stuff If it worked it will be a great help

[@aresrikar8653]

Did it work ?

[@ksekhose8933]

I'm not getting any volts on the pins... Please help

[@electronicsNmore]

The probe is probably not touching the pins.

[@AliHassan-nz6sk]

hi..bro i have dell latitiude e6320 but this method dosn't work on my laptop plzz help

[@theduderski2848]

sweet now I can make my own battery packs

[@electronicsNmore]

theduderski Just make sure you have a low battery voltage indicator so you know when to power off the computer to recharge the batteries.

[@demhayawanekla5689]

My laptop it's same problem. ..thanks for sharing your idea

[@electronicsNmore]

demha yawanekla It happens. :-)

[@KowalskiDCR]

if someone can share the pinout diagram, I appreciate!

[@electronicsNmore]

They all vary.

[@Geraet]

I'm looking for an option to power my laptop with AC at home and use the battery, when I'm on the road (in order make my battery last longer) anyone knows if there is a possibility to do that?

[@electronicsNmore]

Remove the battery and power the laptop with the AC supply.

[@SyberPrepper]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@electronicsNmore]

SyberPrepper Glad you enjoyed the video

[@albertllubitmusic]

Very genius sir😁

[@electronicsNmore]

It was all I could think of. :-) Thanks for watching Albert! Be sure to check out my wide range of videos and share.

[@albertllubitmusic]

Sir I'm no genius so I'm wondering what value of amps and voltage did you you use in this video.. and i don't understand the concept of amps. Plss help 😌

[@migueltagalicudjr.978]

Accidentally plug my laptop to 110v even if its 220v.are there some other way to fix this

[@electronicsNmore]

If you're lucky, you only need a new power supply.

[@pindersinghsidhu6036]

From where you get this charging wire

[@electronicsNmore]

I had scrap supplies laying around.

[@hitendrasinhzala3680]

Hey bro!! I got the thing what i am looking for.. thanks for this Vid. I was using my lapy directly with charger, n its working completely fine.. one day i shut down it and next day it will not getting started.. Charging lights blinking on & off after equal time interval continuously.. Pls suggest anything i can do... i will surely try what you showed us in Video as a final option..

[@electronicsNmore]

If the laptop still works using the battery, then you need to do what I show in this video. Thanks for watching

[@hitendrasinhzala3680]

Sir after searching in market, i have got 12V ,8.5 A power source.. Can i use this instead of 5A... I have a confusion and doubt that if i use this , it may damage to my computer pls help....

[@hitendrasinhzala3680]

Hey bro.. I have connected 12V,8.5A supply to computer according your video... But when i switched it ON power source's light started blinking and laptop doesn't start... Any suggestions!!!!???

[@LouisEmery]

But now you lost the use of an otherwise useful power supply.

[@Edmorbus]

Thanks for sharing

[@alius_gauriskis]

thanks for sharing your idea

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome! Be sure to share links to my videos with others. Thanks!

[@sujaysundar7076]

how to charge battery externally??

[@electronicsNmore]

You can buy chargers online for charging a battery out of the laptop.