Batteries last only a few days tried default setting but they still run down in a few days

hi.

the engine management system on most new cars "learns" to adapt to your driving style.
when the battery is disconnected, the system can reset itself to the default settings.
this means that the car can run a little eratically for a few days or a few hundred miles until the system starts to relearn and adapts again.
this is not unusual, and should cure itself within a few days. if it continues for more than a week or a few hundred miles, then it may be worth getting the car checked.

hope this helps

Battery and Usage under Settings will tell you exactly what is draining your battery. You should power your phone off for a few minutes every 2 or 3 days.

Also try letting the battery die completely, and charging up to full UNINTERUPTED. This will help the phone reset it's battery meter, which may be the problem.

Your next step would be to backup the phone, apps, and SD Card files, and perform a factory restore. Then reinstall your apps and replace your data.

If that fails, you may simply need to purchase a new battery.

this is where an electrical tester is needed,to check the fusebox etc for any current drain when ignition is off.
good hunting,last time i did one of these it took two whole days...

you have a BIOS bug when hibernation , leave without battery for few days try to turn on with the charger, and if turns on go to the battery settings and disable the hibernation option, later go to dell website and update your system BIOS.
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Got the same problem - changed battry in the RS200 twice, dead after about a week. Bought a "quality" battery, lastet fro 3 weeks, dead again.. :-(
This 4. time, after replacing battery again, I did try to Master Reset the RS200 (see www.polar.fi under support in forums) link: http://forum.polar.fi/showthread.php?t=14065 - but also TAKE CARE to reset to factory default!! You will loose all stored data!!
I am now only waiting (and running) to see how long the battery will last this time...
This might be the problem... give it a try?

if no sing of power when you plug in i would check AC adapter if is there voltage on it,

adapter plug could be interrupt conection (if yes you should change it)
- try to run it without battery
if it not battery or adapter problem i would go to restart BIOS setting to default, (when u finnally run computer) press F2 or esc when u turning on computer it will turn u to bios.
Hope it help

tell me, are you able to get to the menu when you computer starts up (F8 options )

if so just go for the option last knowing good configuration.

it will start up as normal. if it does try to do a system restore from a few days ago.. restart again and it will work .

in case the F8 menu does not show up.try removing the battery for at least 3 days so the CMOS resets to default.

hope it works

how long have you had the phone? usually the longer you have the phone the more it uses battery. the same with cameras, laptops, etc... my guess would be that the battery is going bad. ive had a few phones for just a few months and the battery would barely hold a charge for a day. so try getting a new battery and hopefully that will solve the problem :). also make sure there arent any games or programs constantly running on the phone as that can also drain the power pretty quick. hope this helps!

Try this,

Unplug the laptop, remove the battery from the underside (there should be a catch to push, and the battery will pop out). Then wait a few seconds and put the the power cord back in and the battery. Hold down the on button for a few seconds and boot it up.

Dear sir/madam

First u see all the connections are connected to board or not including fan's   .

In bios settings u select the option 'Load default settings' and save and exit.

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