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How to replace the battery in a HP Omen 17-w series, plus waffle about bulging batteries, and how I find replacement parts on eBay.

[@conorgray511]

Fantastic video, my HP Omen suffered the exact same issue. As someone who’s not very technical with this side of my equipment, this video was extremely helpful and easy to follow.

[@MarkusHag]

Had this exact model and couldnt find any other help than this video. Tyvm

[@usmankwt2426]

Same

[@dj94545gaming]

I'm exactly the same too

[@rebeccajunis8501]

Call hp to check on warranty. They will take care of you.

[@zexxxal-g5824]

@@rebeccajunis8501 They won't. I had this issue on the same model two years ago and they refused to take care of it because they, allegedly, had no feedback about this issue on the 17-w series. It was under warranty. I called them yesterday because it broke the plastic around the keyboard, and one of the cracks is slowly going where the screen is attached. They refused to send me a spare part to repair it.

[@MrAllekzander]

I'm happy to find this, as I am having this same issue with my own Omen. Thanks for reassuring that this is a manageable fix.

[@ricardocosta3991]

Wow...Judging by the comments i wont be purchasing an HP omen any time soon :)

[@dorjedev733]

How did you manage?

[@MrAllekzander]

It went really well, and the new battery is still trucking along this long after. I think the biggest thing for me was getting past doing a pry opening for the first time. I'd done a lot of stuff with desktops before, but that's usually a couple of screws, or just a latch in some cases. Carefully going around the seam of my laptop with a tiny prybar felt a lot more high risk lol.

[@albertinahalliwell6829]

Thank you so much for that fabulous video and instruction. You saved me from paying several hundreds for repairing. Without your help i wouldn’t have been able to change the bulging battery on mine 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@rajeemcariazo]

Im so happy today to discover this channel. Keep uo the good work

[@Justin_Strack]

Very nice review I have a Omen laptop 17 laptop bought back in 2017 I'm looking to upgrade some parts & watching you take apart a laptop gives me a little bit more confidence that I can do the same and not break it

[@RC2224Marius]

Thank you very much for this beautiful tutorial. Had the same problem with my HP and with your help I was able to fix it in less than an hour (basically no technical understanding). Have my like good man!

[@LorenzoLanaro]

Thank you very much for this video! I changed my battery by myself without spending over 300€ that Hp support asked me! You absolutely made my day! 5 stars!

[@manpreetsandhu8933]

Thank you so much man i have the same laptop. I finally replace the battery safely just because of this video. THANKS A TON for this video.

[@paulfonua283]

Excellent video and commentary. Exact same problem to my exact same hp omen. I have removed the battery and running on power while I search for a replacement. You touched on all the most important things to look out for. Very helpful!

[@PurnamDhyan]

Anything special that you did? I tried removing the bulged battery and now the laptop won't power up instead the charging port and power button just keep blinking every 3-4 seconds

[@peterstafverfeldt6982]

I have the exact same laptop and exactly the same problem. The bulge even looks identical. The other day I just heard a snap when the battery swelled up. I was checking the internet for a new laptop when I did a search and found this video. Now, instead of spending 1600 Euro on a new gaming laptop, I will spend 75 Euro on a new battery and feel confident I can do the job myself. Thx a lot for posting this.

[@sabrinab.4916]

Thanks so much mate, brilliant video! It was the only "manual" I could find to help me with the exact same problem :)

[@radioactivegerbil6043]

This video was perfect and like the only one in existence for my model of HP Omen. Thanks!

[@robb8of9]

Thanks man, this helped a bunch! Had the exact same issue, managed to remove it in a matter of minutes after watching this video

[@ThreeKingdomsHighlights]

Thanks for the very detailed video! I was able to follow it and take the bulging battery out from my Omen laptop! Just waiting for the replacement battery from eBay!

[@Cake...]

Totally professional job. The owner of the HP should be impressed.

[@hohlfrucht5787]

Thank you for this very informative video. Helped me a lot when dissecting my own HP Omen Notebook.

[@coreysenowitz1135]

Excellent video, worked like a charm. I probably would not have attempted this without it. Thanks.

[@Juneid93]

Fans design look like they stole it from the Macbook Pro. Your channel is definitely underrated. You take your time explaining everything, looking after small details. Been watching since the very beginning. Keep it up👍

[@Adamant_IT]

Cheers! Tbh, even though the MacBook Pro did the dual-fan design first, other laptops including this one do it better. The MBP needs bigger heatpipes, but that means making it thicker, a word that's literally not in Apple's dictionary :P

[@Juneid93]

@@Adamant_IT Totally agree with that. I guess the best MBP's were the unibody and retina ones. Sufficient cooling and you can always use the SMC fancontrol. The ones startimg from 2016 total fail from my point of view.

[@Crazy--Clown]

Foxconn use the dual fan on many of their models..

[@t0rr3nt3m4n]

Today I realized my omen has a bulky battery...same model from the video, thank you so much Adamant ;)

[@yoshi12345786]

My hp omen's battery is starting to do this so thank you for uploading this video, It is very helpful.

[@WronaworksWondershop]

Thank YOU! Feeling like a bad A$$ because I changed that bulging bugger myself! Thanks for generously sharing your time and knowledge.

[@jon.m.esters]

DIYed mine with success thanks to this awesome tutorial.

[@AlunBridges]

I Watched this video because I was thinking about upgrading my HDD, and was looking for tips for disassembly when it twigged why my screen wasn't flush with keyboard deck on one side, thanks to this video, I was able to replace the HDD and battery by my self.

[@Spotify95TestAccount]

I like the look of this HP (as well as the HP OMEN that I have). SSD, hard drive, 2x RAM slots, and beefy cooling (better cooling than my HO PMEN!). Most in built speakers are pretty crap if I'm honest, though most people will either be using a headset/headphones, or external speakers, anyway. I used external speakers ever since I had an Acer Aspire 5742 (which had just ONE single speaker).

[@universeu7289]

I had exactly the same issue, including laptop stopped working. I ended up sending the laptop for warranty repair since it was still covered. I am not sure if there was something else wrong with it at that point. Two years later, all good, however I just removed the back cover to check the m2 since I will be swapping that with 1tb version and I noticed the battery being slightly swollen. I can't really see from the new battery pictures, are they slightly swollen in the middle to begin with or this second one it's about to get get bad... Also, I noticed some oil in the cooler area meaning thermal pads are getting bad, temps are still good but I may replace the thermal paste and pads next time I will be opening the cover

[@smebzg]

Thanks mate, much appreciate your detailed commentary! As does my wife. And her laptop 😉

[@Otakunopodcast]

0:33 I guess you could call that a "bad Omen" :) Anyways great video, same exact thing happened to me recently on a MacBook Air... one day I noticed that the thing wouldn't sit straight on a table, it would wobble a little, and then the lid wouldn't completely close over the keyboard. Bought a replacement off eBay, watched one of your MacBook Air videos (VERY helpful btw!) and all is good now. BTW be careful about running laptops without batteries. In some cases, it may do weird/unusual/unexpected things. For example, in the case of my MacBook Air, it would only run in "slow mode" (i.e. heavily throttled) without a battery fitted, even though temperatures were fine, the fans weren't running at full bore, etc.

[@jhnlorenz13]

I had the exact model and issue. I ended up just removing the battery. very helpful guide.

[@dawn1berlitz]

funny thing is some of the cells can bulge but hp software sees no problem with it and some omen models its hard to find a genuine replacement battery for despite it has a part number hp doesnt sell a replacement battery like when i used my pavilion power laptop it had like one or 2 bulging cells i replaced the battery but discovered the part number was also used in the omen series of laptops as well

[@kakashi101196]

omg thank you so much I thought it only happened to me, but now I see is something from this laptop model, I have change my battery twice now cuz both time the battery inflates so I give up, I think this model is defective, now I´ll use my laptop only with the external battery, thank you so much 4 this video, I was scared to open my laptop by myself and u make it easier!!

[@hitobatosai]

before my recent omen purchase, the last time i owned an hp product was in 2011. i had a hp pavillion 17 inch with an i7. first the hard drive failed, then a few months later there was a recall on sandybridge laptop processors that i chose to ignore. about a year after that it would thermal throttle while gaming and shut the whole laptop down. this eventually made it so the laptop didnt run without being plugged in, and it died in 2014, just didnt boot at all. i was careless with my tech back then. this new omen seems to have decent cooling, considering how thin it is. but the charging brick is poorly design . the cord connected to the charger is at a right angle and has a loose connection, and i have had to get a replacemnt recently. so hp stilll has a ways to go, but its getting better.

[@GeshmanXD]

Hi there, I've experienced a similar issue with my battery, which I have replaced with another HP original. However the battery will not calibrate properly and after a few cycles seems to stop discharging completely - hence the laptop dies if the power cable comes out. We've replaced few battery a second time but still no luck calibrating the battery and again it has stored discharging after a few cycles. Any advice you may be able to offer would be hugely appreciated. Thanks in advance, 👍🏽

[@TheGameBench]

Just opened a client's system for an SSD swap and found a bulging battery. Not nearly as bad as this one, but have to replace it anyways. This was an HP too and I have to pull off a long rubber anti-skid on the bottom to get it apart. Now the PITA applying new glue to stick it back on.

[@scottg4438]

Thanks for the great video/information, we have 2 in our house with the same issue!

[@nealschwartz9456]

Good morning Graham , a couple of things. A customer just brought me a 1.5 year x360 HP laptop that was over heating. When I went to take apart, there were four screws under the rubber foot rest. Once you peel back rubber, the remaining adhesive strip is toast. Really bad design as you mentioned. I had to clean then use some 3M narrow double sided tape to reinstall the rubber bumper. Again, a real pain. You can buy the rubber strip for a ridiculous amount of 50 $. Second thing is the overheating was caused by a swollen battery that actually made the touchpad really really hard to use. I replaced the battery for the customer and after reassembly , I discovered the swollen battery actually deformed the top palm rest . If you touch some areas now, the palm clicks like a warped cookie baking sheet. Just a pitiful overall engineering design by HP. Stay well. Neal in Atlanta, staying busy.

[@Adamant_IT]

Yea... Older (pre-retina) MacBooks are prone to this same issue. TBh I don't blame HP or Apple for a failed Lipo cell, it's just the failure mode. These flat cells are the only way to get the battery density up, but on the flipside, the 18650 cells that cheap laptops use don't swell when they fail. Tough choice to make really...

[@Crazy--Clown]

Macbooks have the same problem including some dells...All are getting replaced under warranty

[@kennywu5695]

Thank you very much for this video it helped me a lot!

[@auxityne]

I've got a smartphone with what I believe is a bulging battery, because the screen is being lifted up on both sides and has some kind of pressure acting on the bottom-center of the panel. (I've already got a replacement phone on the way. I'm also not charging it at night in case of explosion.)

[@ricardocosta3991]

I would no be messing around with a battery that looked inflated like that...I know you say they wont blow up, but im sorry, i will not take anyones word on that... I will carefully replace one if i come across it, but ill get rid of it quickly and in a safe manner (local battery disposal point)... Thanks for another great video

[@DigBipper188]

Modern laptops are a pain to take apart, but I do love putting them back together...

[@yasiriaz]

Good vedio ever, like a good teacher.

[@Nebbia_affaraccimiei]

I'm curious if the top case had go back to perfectly flat or if that bulge was enough to stretch it permanently

[@buxtro7]

I have some piece of crap "XIDU" laptop that was a promotion on Amazon I'm a longtime Amazon customer so they offered me a laptop to demo and give a review for a new manufacturer and seller on Amazon only cost me ($80.00 U.S.) I said why not I've been using it to run a network for over two years never touch the actual laptop... recently noticed it was swollen I had no idea that batteries could do that I've been charging it for sometime running around the clock... glad I found this video.

[@J.Severin]

thank you very much, helped me a lot!

[@ellaver2882]

Very informative.... thank you and just subscribed.

[@cryptokiss]

Thank you. In absence of a new battery, am I better off just removing my bulging battery and keeping it mains powered only? I have the exact same HP omen model but, I am stuck in Cambodia due to no fly lockdown and importing batteries is not permitted. Is it safer to remove the battery without replacement? Great video

[@cryptokiss]

@@TheSpotify95 Thanks. That is ultimately what I chose to do. The battery was disposed of safely and the laptop runs on just mains power for the last year

[@tmmyvrctt11]

Is it safe to operate without battery safely, sometimes electricity here can go off. Does the adapter take care of voltage change and stuff?

[@robrod9677]

thx very much for this vid! helped me a lot (same laptop, same problem)!

[@alixboutall8752]

Great video, but do you have one for the same model that has the tear down of the monitor?

[@DogBeef]

is there any software to stop the battery from charging?

[@Biffo1262]

Yes, within the Windows 10 OS you can limit charge to 80% which prolongs the life of the battery but if you are using it at home can remove netbook and notebook batteries with just two catches and use mains power only to be 100% sure.

[@Biffo1262]

A mention of safe disposal might have been in order. Never ever, ever put one of these things in your household bins. They cause massive problems if you do do so. Take them to a safe disposal point at your local reclamation site. Never throw them away irresponsibly as the are poisonous and toxic.

[@hatlink]

@@Biffo1262 where are the settings for that?

[@geraldh.8047]

@@hatlink there is no such functionality in windows 10. Steven Booth is a liar. A few manufacturers have implemented something like this though, but it depends on the model and their proprietary control software. Some machines allow limiting in the BIOS, for example the HP ProBook 430/440 G5/G6 for example can do this as a BIOS setting.

[@Spotify95TestAccount]

My HP OMEN 15-dc0003na has a BIOS setting to stop charge at either 60%, 80%, or 100%. If you're not using it on battery then it's best to limit it to 60%, which is an ideal long term Li-Ion storage charge. I have mine set to 100%, since I use mine on battery (not for gaming though). Though don't completely remove it (unless it's damaged, as in this example) because the power supply that HP bundles is well known for not being adequate enough. Under high load, my battery actually discharges slightly despite being plugged into mains.

[@josephking6515]

1:07 Deftly done and thereby avoiding demonetisation. 👍

[@danludus]

Thanks for the video and help. After they removed my battery for the same reason, I managed to change it myself. Woohooo

[@ishc3ice]

to get even more secure, you can flash a bios that drains the battery to 0% while the laptop is plugged in, and it prevents the laptop from using the battery at all until you flash a new bios

[@Alexander_l322]

Flashing the bios is risky just to stop it using the battery, id rather take it out or just run it with it in but not flash the bios just for that.

[@SuperNapolitanka]

Owner is truly a passionate gamer :D

[@sugargliderdude]

he's using a mechanical hard drive, doubt it

[@tomjoad1917]

@@sugargliderdude theres an m2 ssd at the left side

[@SimonNemeth]

@@tomjoad1917 It is 128gb and is primarily for the OS.

[@genevievedeluso2097]

Can i ask whats that green part is? That part is where the location of the bulge in my laptop 😭

[@zhurnivuurg]

Your customer made the right choice. That shipping estimate from China would have been way off, back in April. Probably would have taken that battery well over a month to arrive with all the backed up shipping around that time. Personally, I always favor the domestic supplier. Yeah, they cost more, but nothing beats a product that is only a few days away.

[@YouJustDontNoMe]

I have this one too. I need to replace my charger port but can't get it out of the bracket holding in place? Help?

[@DArceVaderBJJAimanZinbi]

What to do with the bloated case? Is there a way to flatten it without damaging the components?

[@osricen]

My battery went fat a year after I bought my Omen. Wish they made easy removable batteries. Useful especially when you're gonna game and temperatures are gonna go wild. 1. A couple degrees colder. 2. Less chances of it getting fat because of hellish temperatures. 3. Easier to replace.

[@MrBook123456]

Keep up the good work well done

[@wang-73]

Thx a lot for your video, I got EXACTLY the same problem on my HP omen ! Have to say the HP’s quality is the worst that I ever seen ...

[@d.c.8159]

Thank you so much for the video!! Did the bulge on the body/palmrest case disappear completely?

[@Adamant_IT]

Yea, thankfully there wasn't permanent damage yet. It can get much worse if left unchecked though. On MacBooks, I've seen swelling batteries crack the touchpad and rip screws out the bottom case. The pressure they can produce is astonishing.

[@d.c.8159]

@@Adamant_IT Thank you! Have ordered new battery! :)

[@nickpuchalski3902]

I am repairing my laptop for the second time now and I cannot get the lit to open. Any tipps? I do the wiggling and I think I had all those clippers open but one or two clipper seem to automatically close again once I try to open it.

[@THISisREALISTICtv]

for curiosity do you just charge the labor costs, or do you add up a bit on the price of the battery? Like its 60£ and u charge like 80£ for battery only...

[@Adamant_IT]

Generally speaking I just charge labour. But I often round up parts costs. If the part costs £27, I charge 30. If it costs 65 I may charge 70. The rounding tends to be higher if I'm not getting much labour - eg, fitting-only charges tend to be low, so I'm more likely to round higher on parts. I use my discretion, but I believe I'm quite reasonable.

[@kairo-659]

Hey man thanks for this very informative video. My HP Omen 15 battery has the same issue and I removed the battery. My question is that if I play any game without the battery will I have any issue other than loosing save game due to a power outage? Will it effect the game performance in any way? I'm looking to buy a new battery but until then can I run my Laptop safely?

[@TomsManShed]

At 1:07 "we are in an event that happened at the beginning of 2020".....Little did Graham know we would still be in it at the end of 2020 :( ...here's to a better 2021

[@crylune]

"I don't like HP" Man of culture. I had a pre-built HP Pavilion Power 580-199ng as my first PC, I was pretty naive, just wanted a gaming PC for once after being stuck on a Pentium G620 and GT 610. Didn't know anything about how important airflow is and the design of the case, then I was stuck being frustrated trying to upgrade my components in that fucking oven of a PC case. I'm glad I got an aftermarket be quiet! Pure Base 500DX, a new motherboard, and only moved the CPU and SSD from the pre-built to the new PC. Always build your own PCs, people. And don't buy these trash HPs.

[@jarnovilen5259]

How do you build a laptop?

[@joakimjocka8022]

@@jarnovilen5259 LOL

[@crylune]

@@jarnovilen5259I’m not talking about laptops, genius.

[@M1STO68]

is it possible to but a power bank battery in a laptop when the own battery get`s old ?

[@dimro1081]

You need to show how the battery is charging! This is the most important thing!

[@vineshv7401]

Marvelous my dear keep it up 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💗💗💗💗💗🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

[@markreyes390]

i want to replace the keyboard of my HP omen 15 with white backlit but i think its stuck on the case..

[@stgf98]

Hi, i got a dell inspiron 15 7577 that the letters 2,w,s,and x don't work. Do you know what it could be. Thanks.

[@christaphergibson7546]

Best tutorial on KZbin. Thank you for putting this out .

[@joaquingandini8642]

Hi bro, got hp w252nr and battery when not plug in to charge turns off, but its always 100% battery, any clue?

[@the_realHighway]

I have this same laptop; had to replace the battery, its now charging, but when i remove the power cord or try to start from battery the system freezes completely... any suggestions?

[@JuanQuevedo]

Can i upgrade the ram to 32gb on the hp omen 15-ax205ns model? I'm confused because the web puts a maximum capacity of 16gb but I have read that updating bios is possible to 32gb…. Thanks!

[@djmagic8679]

Question, totally unrelated to the battery though- what is the chip that was right above the halfway point of the battery? The mirror like one that kinda looks like a delidded cpu.

[@Adamant_IT]

Hmm... I don't have the laptop to hand anymore, so can't take a look. I'd say it's some kind of IO controller/expander. The main mobo chipset will be under the heatsinks, so it can't be that. It's near the WiFi Card and M.2 slot, which is all PCI-E stuff - so yea, probably an input/output hub of some kind is my guess.

[@djmagic8679]

@@Adamant_IT Gotcha, I was just curious... for it was shiny.. and caught my eye :P

[@TheKoivie]

thanks for the fun , keep it real see you laters ..

[@oskkarzheng]

I had same problem during lock down (italy) . Two months later (today lol) I changed with a new battery , but now when I press the power button I have black screen with 5 long blinks + 3 short blinks on caps lock. What should I do now? Cause hp troubleshoting doesn't help🙄. I just hope it s not about CPU or mobo

[@stuckbizzabee3921]

Don’t know about your situation, but could it possibly be a battery that is not rated for that laptop, maybe it can’t produce enough power to turn up the computer.

[@jarnovilen5259]

You do have to worry about bulging Li-Po batteries! It might be rare that they get punctured in the case (the case is designed to be flat and gentle around the battery) but IF the battery bulges too much and gets punctures it WILL result a exploding fire which IS very dangerous. So even if it is unlikely ALWAYS let someone take care of the bulging battery right away!

[@jarnovilen5259]

And always choose original OEM battery if possible. It is always the most safe choice and also the quality, capacity and durability are on a another level than in cheap 3rd party batteries. The price difference rarely is that big. 40 punds wasted is much worse than 60 well spent.

[@sisuentrenadoh4589]

Yep, my battery on my gaming laptop is bulging after 4 years now and meanwhile I get the replacement I'm going to use It without battery, so It shouldn't be a problem to unplugged it from the charger while it's turned off? Isn't it? BTW nice channel, I'm subscribing to you!

[@beytullahismettoprak6877]

i have a sr04xl batery in a hp pavilion. bulging but performance is still good. Do i have to replace it? what happens if i don't?? please help me

[@zeusgb]

I'm glad it's not just me that thinks HP purposefully hide screws under rubber feet

[@ProsperityHUB22]

Gj bro i have lonovo idea pad with bulged battery did can he work without internal battery i have to remove it

[@JunkyardPerformance]

Can you show us how to check the hrs of the battery to make sure it is new like the seller says thanks

[@thegodf2004]

If I could give you a thousand likes I would. Thank you for your help.

[@richardmoy2327]

Is there a video of how to clean the fan on this computer?

[@AashishJoseph]

Hello, Can you please let me know which exact screw drivers are required to open and replace the battery in this particular laptop? Thanks in advance

[@Adamant_IT]

This laptop was all Phillips-0. I would have a Philips-1 on hand as well though, for some of the larger screws.

[@AashishJoseph]

@@Adamant_IT thanks !

[@SimonNemeth]

I had the exact same problem probably due to the fact I rarely ever used it on the battery. I simply removed it and have used it without for about a year and a half now. It has been a workhorse for the years I've owned it.

[@JAADization]

So if I remove it like he did it will work normally plugged to the AC? I'm having the exact same problem and just like you I use it pretty much as if it was a desktop PC lol

[@SimonNemeth]

@@JAADization I've been using it for a couple of years like that.

[@JAADization]

@@SimonNemeth Yeah in the end I decided to pull through with the removal and have been using it just like that ever since

[@Meneltour27]

Had an omen laptop that just wouldn't install windows ... called tech support to manage to find the keys i had to press to do a bios update (wouldn't let me without them) and then it still wouldn't install windows...... managed to do a clean install using the tool they provide in their site. took a lot of restarts and took a lot of time. i am guessing hp didn't 'let' you install any windows iso because Linux install just fine

[@darkredkill]

If I removed my laptop battery would it work on AC or battery must be plugged in?

[@Adamant_IT]

Yes, it can run on AC with no battery.

[@balasundaram_c]

I am From India, Tried all the way to get a battery but couldn't find any online store to purchase. If you have any idea please suggest.

[@Tukanin91]

Hello, i have same problem with same laptop. It wont turn on, with or without battery. I checked power of cables of charger, seems fine. I tryed reset bios or whatever by holding power botton for 1 min, nothing. It should turn on without battery, just with charger right? I am afraid to replace with new battery if that is not only problem why it wont turn on, would be money waste. What it could be? I checked few videos, tryed disconnect battery, hold power botton, tryed with charger only, nothing works...

[@hrishantmukherjee8520]

I have forgotten my bios password for my Omen 15_dc 1092TX is there a way to fix this because HP service centre tells me I’ll need to get my motherboard replaced.... and that’s very expensive like 763 dollars

[@gamermom3441]

Do you have a video on malfunctioning streams?

[@henrique.visuals]

I have an hp omen like this one with a problem on the hdmi port, what do i need to replace the port ?

[@Adamant_IT]

That'll need de-soldering and a new port soldered on. HDMI ports are very tricky when you're learning, I struggle with them. I'd get an adaptor for the DisplayPort output and use that.

[@matz1991]

Just curious, is there a reason you didn´t calibrate the battery? My HP elitebook 8470p offers this option. Still using the original six cell battery from 2013 ant it runs about 90 min while surfing :).

[@Adamant_IT]

It'll typically get a calibration from just getting used. But yea, never a bad idea if the laptop has a calibrate tool!

[@markanderson2904]

@@Adamant_IT You can calibrate the battery without a "calibrate tool." Just charge to 100% and continue charging for 2 hours more. Then, run the computer on battery power only until the computers shuts off. (Turn the screen brightness up, turn off screen dimmers, and set not to sleep or hibernate so the battery drains as quickly as possible.) Then, just charge the battery fully one more time.

[@skyy477]

Hello I have the same pc and it happened to me so I use it without any battery but it isnt my main focus because my pc turns on but nothing shows up on the display. Does any body knows where the cmos battery is,I think that resetting the bios would fix my problem.

[@OffendedFoxCh]

Help my omen 15 have this problem and cant turn on only a brief second it turn the power on light and then it just Turn off again

[@exelir9419]

Hp omen owner here im wondering if its possible to remove battery and still use the loptop its that possible?

[@Adamant_IT]

Yes, you can remove or disconnect the battery. If the battery is still in good health, drain it and recharge it once a month to maintain it. It's staying plugged in _all the time_ that kills laptop batteries.