How to resolve plugged in, not charging? probook 4520s

how to resolve plugged in, not charging? probook 4520s

hi erico,
thaks for your post
I am using original adapter, that is included in the sales package.
I bought a new original battery cause I though it was battery problem but when I replaced the battery it's still same problem.
I already tried these steps but the problem still exist;
Disconnect AC, Shutdown, Remove battery
Connect AC
Startup (w/o battery)
Open Device Manager
Expand Batteries category & right-click all of the "Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery" listings (ok if only 1)
Select Uninstall
Click OK to confirm
Expand System Devices.
Right-click the “ACPI Fixed Features Button" and select Uninstall.
Click OK to confirm
Shutdown, Disconnect AC, Insert battery
Connect AC
Restart the machine
My notebook is none warranty cause I bought it in KSA, I'm from Philippines and I think it is already out of warranty in KSA cause it was almost 1 year.
Any idea how to resolve this problem? Please..
Thanks in advance. 

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