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I am having a problem with my toshiba laptop battery.when i plug in the power source it starts charging which? is indicated by a red light.after some time (not every time i plug in) the red light goes off and it stops charging...then i have to replug the power source to restart charging.the same situation may arise even after repluging......what can be the possible problem and what can be its possible solution.....awaiting for reply.........

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Try with another adapter, if the problem priciest you need to replace the Battery.

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