My dell latitude d610 ac power is work is properly but battrey is not charging plz tell me soulition.

Hello the homepage is here:

http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/ussoho1/Product/latitude-d600

The power supply produce 90 watts,19,5 volts, 4,5 amps.

Here is youtube video with that problem:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94rTbuP3txc

And part 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1TEaZI83Uc&feature=relmfu

You can buy a new here:

http://www.amazon.com/Power-Jack-Dell-Latitude-D630N/dp/B0040DDBPY

good luck

The computer doesn't need any drivers to recognize an AC Adapter. If you have purchased the correct AC Adapter for your laptop then it should just work when you plug it in. If it does not then my guess is either you have received a faulty AC Adapter or the DC Jack which you plug into in the back of the laptop is bad.
I am assuming your battery is dead and when you plug it in and turn it on nothing happens?
You can also try taking the battery out and try to power it on with the AC Adapter plugged in.

The Dell Latitude D610 takes a PA-10 or PA12 AC Adapter. It's 65W or 90W

For 90 watt Adapter the output voltage on your AC Adapter label should read 19.5V and 4.62A
At least that's what the Dell brand reads so it should be close to that.

Did you check your battery LED light or Motherboard?
May be you need a dell latitude d610 battery?
This article can solve your ac adapter problem.
http://www.laptop-junction.com/toast/content/dell-ac-power-adapter-not-recognized

the batteries eventually wear out and quit taking a charge. You can run the system without a battery with no ill effects. replacements are about $100 for a new battery

But what's the detail matter,wish this will help you. Laptop AC Adapter for Dell Latitude D610
Laptop Batteries for Dell Latitude D610 Series
Replacement for: Dell 312-0068

Please check the AC adapter with another system and confirm if it is working fine. Else get it replaced.

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What needs to be done is the jack that your adaptor plugs into has solder points underneath it. All the solder points need to be resoldered to make sure that there are no cracks in the solder that are preventing the jack from charging your battery.

After this is done if the laptop still isn't charging then if you know for sure your using the correct ac adaptor with your laptop then at that point the moterboard would have to be replaced.

it means your battery is damaged. avoid using battery while using charger in your house. remove battery to be safe. battery is for outside or for travel only.

In the BIOS, does it show the battery and it's current state? As weird as it sounds, I've fixed an issue like this on a D600 by updating the BIOS to the most current level. Weird, but true.

Hey,
First off, do you have a way to check the output of the ac adapter to ensure it's putting out the correct current?
If you've done that and have a multimeter handy, you can remove the battery, system off, and check the charge pins for current/voltage. I believe one of the end pins is neg (ground) and at least one of the other pins should show 2.6-3.6V, as well as other various voltages. If you fail to get any response at the charger pins, we'll need to look at the board circuitry, assuming again that the ac adapter is operating properly.
Good luck