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Hey /g/,
There's this thing I cant get over for a few years now and I just can't let it go... Maybe a few of you can relate or even help:
I own a Lenovo Laptop (B580 Series) that I am completely happy with... BUT of course the battery is getting lame after over 4 years of use. So what do I do - I buy a generic no-name battery made to fit this Laptop for only about 30$.
The thing arives, i stick it in and boot the laptop.
But right away the laptop somehow recognizes that its a fake battery and doesn't let me charge it because it's "concerned about my safety". It tells me to buy an original one.
SHIT!
So, after thinking about what I can do, clever me buys an original Lenovo External-Charger. (Hard to get where I live and not too cheap either, but by now I'm doing this also partially with an idealistic motivation because, you know, I can't let Lenovo win and let them tell me what to do...!)
BUT EVEN THAT Thing doesn't charge the battery!
What the heck can I do?!?!
It tell you exactly what to do "buy genuine battery".
>>61836645
Would you rather it explode? I mean that is what you deserve but Lenovo laptops aren't bombs.
>>61836645
>lenovo anything that isn't the T series
ayy lmao
>>61836645
don't let lenovo win, trash that laptop and buy a xiaomi
Ya, I get it! At the moment it looks like that is what I will have to do anyway...
Buuuuut my question was more:
Are there alternative ways to deal with this??
What is the technology behind the laptop recognizing where it's power comes from?
I'd be happy to simply understand how that stuff works....
(Should have asked that way to start with, newfag-mistake... :/)
>>61837290
Uninstall lenovo energy management