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ROGBot
Warranty activated December 26
Republic of Gamers G series Gaming Notebook PC
17" monitor, 1TB HD, Corei7, GTX 765m.
Windows 8.1
When I opened the box the battery was charged to 66% where it stayed for a couple of days. The notification at the bottom actually said charging. Recently thought the computer charged to 70% then stopped again. At night when I shut it down and go to bed the charging light is orange when I get up it will be blinking. In order to get it to stop blinking I have to boot the computer unplug the battery, re-plug it in for it to say charging; however it never exceeds 70%. Here is where it gets really weird. Sometimes when I boot it blinking and unplug it the computer dies as if it is not even plugged in. It will ONLY boot with the battery at this point. The way to get it to boot with the charger again is to remove the battery completely, unplug the charger from the wall and the computer, wait 30-ish seconds...then re-boot without the battery in. What the heck is the matter with this thing? It is literally a brand new computer!
Thanks in advance, Daniel
Republic of Gamers G series Gaming Notebook PC
17" monitor, 1TB HD, Corei7, GTX 765m.
Windows 8.1
When I opened the box the battery was charged to 66% where it stayed for a couple of days. The notification at the bottom actually said charging. Recently thought the computer charged to 70% then stopped again. At night when I shut it down and go to bed the charging light is orange when I get up it will be blinking. In order to get it to stop blinking I have to boot the computer unplug the battery, re-plug it in for it to say charging; however it never exceeds 70%. Here is where it gets really weird. Sometimes when I boot it blinking and unplug it the computer dies as if it is not even plugged in. It will ONLY boot with the battery at this point. The way to get it to boot with the charger again is to remove the battery completely, unplug the charger from the wall and the computer, wait 30-ish seconds...then re-boot without the battery in. What the heck is the matter with this thing? It is literally a brand new computer!
Thanks in advance, Daniel
