Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or a 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop (840 G3) and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use (paid $41):
[image|2414749]
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases. It was ~$41 for the 65W vs. ~$65-69 for the 90W when I got mine.'''
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases. It was ~$41 for the 65W vs. ~$65-69 for the 90W when I got mine. The 840 G3 can use the 45W as well which I know about because I had to buy one to get by while the HP purchased unit was delayed for days.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or a 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop (840 G3) and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use (paid $41):
[image|2414749]
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases. It was ~$41 for the 65 vs. ~$65-69 for the 90W when I got mine.'''
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases. It was ~$41 for the 65W vs. ~$65-69 for the 90W when I got mine.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or a 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop (840 G3) and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use (paid $41):
[image|2414749]
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases.'''
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases. It was ~$41 for the 65 vs. ~$65-69 for the 90W when I got mine.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
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Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or a 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop (840 G3) and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use (paid $41):
[image|2414749]
[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
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This is the one I use:
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This is the one I use (paid $41):
[image|2414749]
[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use:
[image|2414749]
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is sold on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases.'''
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use:
[image|2414749]
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways.
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways. '''Unless the 65W is sold on sale at a very healthy price cut I do not recommend it as it is usually only $10-15 cheaper in most cases.'''
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001)'''
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Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001). They are hot garbage!'''
This is the one I use:
[image|2414749]
[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways.
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks.
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Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks. '''DO NOT buy another one of the original 65W “smart” adapters, even from the HP store (Spare# 714657-001)'''
This is the one I use:
[image|2414749]
[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways.
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it.
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Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it. The ab laptops can run on a 65W no issue due to the low specs if you want to save a few bucks.
This is the one I use:
[image|2414749]
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[https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways.
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[link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [link|https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways.
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.
Try replacing the power adapter, and hope for the best - the HP “smart” 65W adapter these 15-X machines come with is so light I have a feeling they are cheaply built internally. Try and get an OEM 90W, or the travel 65W - I personally use the travel 65W on my HP laptop and I’m happy with it.
This is the one I use:
[image|2414749]
[https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-power-adapter-65w-p-1my05aa-aba-1|HP Travel Power Adapter (65W)]. Alternatively, look into the [https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-travel-adapter-90w|90W version]. I do not like the “smart” adapters due to how light they are, and their tendency to prefer power savings>power means they age badly and fail in weird ways.
If for some reason the power adapter does not help, then you may need to replace the battery, or run without it - these are old enough batteries are beginning to wear out.