Laptop Battery Indicator

[MrMarkyMark]

Thanks for reminding me why I don't use this forum as much these days...

I did in fact try a google search but have not found a solution that works (yet).

They used to say "You haven't got the character Son."

They can change that in your case to "You haven't got the vocabulary Son."

[NotAllThere]

I did in fact try a google search but have not found a solution that works (yet).

And it didn't occur to you that this might be a relevant fact to share in your opening post? Or share what you've tried that didn't work, so that helpful folk don't waste their time suggesting the same solution?

You're quite happy to waste our time, but as soon as you get called out on it, you get all huffy. Sad.

[kaiser78]

Thanks for reminding me why I don't use this forum as much these days...

I did in fact try a google search but have not found a solution that works (yet).

[MrMarkyMark]

It beggars belief people cannot do this before hitting the forums.....

WTF do you expect, this is an IT forum after all

I like it.

I have made tons of money by just Googling what I didn't know.

Its very useful

[northernladuk]

Try here.

It beggars belief people cannot do this before hitting the forums.....

[NotAllThere]

It is a NinjaBatt brand for Toshiba laptops.
How do I calibrate it ?

Try here.

[kaiser78]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NinjaBatt-B...t+toshiba+l750

[kaiser78]

It is a NinjaBatt brand for Toshiba laptops.
How do I calibrate it ?

[Anonimouse]

It needs calibrating

[WTFH]

Did you buy a new Toshiba battery or something else?

[kaiser78]

So I recently changed the battery in my Toshiba laptop. The battery indicator is stuck on 79% remaining and never changes when being charged or if running not plugged in.

Do I need to re-set this battery indicator and if so how would I do this ?