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Toshiba A205-S4607 freezes immediately charger is plugged in

I have a Toshiba a205-s4507 and it freezes anytime the charger is plugged in and I have to do a cold reboot. It works fine on battery power or in safe mode. I have reinstalled vista and still have the same problem. Any help will be greatly appreciated as this is so frustrating. Thanks guys

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It might be the battery,which is causing this problem.Try cleaning the contacts on the battery with a old toothbrush,also the contacts on the computer aswell.
Good luck

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