New Battery not working

I have a Toshiba Satellite L755-S5244 with windows 7 reinstalled from the disk on it, I have had 3 batteries sent from laptopbatteryhq to me and when I plug them in, the computer does not want to turn on with or without the AC power adapter.
The new battery fits the terminals and is the correct voltage.
Is there any special driver or something I need to have to make this work?

Satellite L755-S5244 (PSK1WU-05L004)
There's more to it than voltage and fit.
The spec above calls for a PA3818U-1BRS 6-cell battery..
If you go to Toshiba's battery finder and plug in part number PSK1WU-05L004, you get the same result.
There's also a 12-cell battery.
-Jerry

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Wake on Clamshell Open:          Yes
Wake on LAN:          No
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Display Sleep Uses Dim:          Yes
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Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes):          10
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jimolson wrote:
I have an iPhone 5 with a 1 year history of good behavior. I recently transferred my Sony-manufactured battery (date code=08/2014) to my daughter's iPhone 5 so that she could make an outbound airplane flight with a functioning phone.
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