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My Toshiba Satellite L50-B-1nx wont power up or wake up with the battery inserted. It can start up without the battery as long as the ac adapter is inserted.
Once it is on it works with the battery and without it. It shows the charging LED however it says there is no battery detected and it wont charge.
I bought a new battery however nothing changed
It sounds like it might be a defective component. I’m going to tag @Madmatt2006 because he does repairs on components and he might be able to pinpoint the exact component that’s causing the issue
I’d try cleaning them with isopropyl alcohol and a cotton bud, make sure power is disconnected when you clean them! also are you using original power adapter?
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