Using hp pavilion 15 and it says plugged in not charging for battery

hii am using hp pavilion 15 e053se with win 8 genuine. i m having problem with charging the battery. it says plugged in not charging. but in between it starts charging too..what should i do..??

Hi Waleedahmed, Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP Pavilion 15-e053se Notebook and having an issue with the battery. Here is a link to test and calibrate the battery. Here is a link to test the ac adapter. Hope this helps. Thanks.

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hello , i have bought toshiba satellite c50-b863 laptop in july 2014. that is only one year old.few weeks back it propmted that baterry is low when i plugged in the AC/charger ,suddenly it got down n message "RTC baterry is low ,set in date/time" .I did set it (that is current date n time) bt battery was showng when turned on that " 0% available (plugged in not charging).the battery icon also show one point constantlyit doesnot turned on /work when AC isPC health monitor also show that baterry health is good.i hv tried all tricks removing,plugging in again bateery,cord ,device manager>battery>microsoft ACPI etc ,trying another AC adaptor ,holding power button for 5-30 sec bt none of them workedi think that bttery health is good bt still same problem " 0% available (plugged in not charging)."the problem seems to be the most common with toshiba laptop .anyone help plz imran

suddenly it got down n message "RTC baterry is low ,set in date/time" .I did set it (that is current date n time)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The RTC - Real Time Clock battery See this article - https://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB6301FE000DR01.htm from that article: Information about an empty Real Time Clock (RTC) battery and how to charge it
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- Product: - Model No.: - Operating System:   more details... - External Doc ID:-- Doc Type:Battery- Skill Rating:novice- Online Date:2006-03-27 00:00:00- Offline Date:2018-03-25- Date modified:2015-03-16- Category:Operation, Hardware- Company:-- Product Category:Portables, Archive- Product Group: - Product Series: - Keywords:AC Adapter, Battery, Error Message, RTC (real time clock) ...less details    Issue:
The Real Time Clock (RTC) battery provides power for the internal real time clock and calendar. With an empty RTC battery following message will appear during start-up:
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Charge the RTC battery by Power ON the machine for several hours.The RTC battery will be only charged under following conditions:the AC adaptor is connected to the DC IN jack and plug the other end into a working outletthe Main Battery pack is fully loadedand the Notebook computer is Powered ON for several hours.
(Example from the english user manual)You can find more details in the Online User Manual.If there is still the above message please let a Toshiba service representative check the RTC battery.   Disclaimer:
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