Plugged in, not charging. Windows 10

Hi! i recently upgraded to windows 10, now my laptop won't charge even though its plugged in. The following message is shown (Plugged in, not charging)  Kindly help me with this problem. 

I don't think my laptop doesn't support windows 10 because of the following: 1) The windows 10app diagnosed it to be compatible with windows 10 2) This error which i recieve isn't consistant, it will stay for a couple of days, then disappear for the next 7 days, only to show up again late.  If my pc didn't support windows 10 then i think it wouldn't support windows 10 everyday instead of just randomly working, 

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