I think you need to buy yourself a new battery, because you killed that one. you should always train your battery, if you have plugged in all the time and don't give it time to die then recharge to full again, you will give it what is charge memory. where it thinks it is charge but its really not charged, so it will report that its fully charged when its not. I would say drain the battery and leave it out for a couple days maybe weeks, then charge it fully and depleat that charge (repeat). you might get back 1/2 or 3/4 what it was at original. but I would say buy a new battery.
HP uses lithium-ion / lithium-ion polymer batteries in their laptops these days. These batteries do not suffer from voltage depression (AKA memory effect).
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I think you need to buy yourself a new battery, because you killed that one. you should always train your battery, if you have plugged in all the time and don't give it time to die then recharge to full again, you will give it what is charge memory. where it thinks it is charge but its really not charged, so it will report that its fully charged when its not. I would say drain the battery and leave it out for a couple days maybe weeks, then charge it fully and depleat that charge (repeat). you might get back 1/2 or 3/4 what it was at original. but I would say buy a new battery.
HP uses lithium-ion / lithium-ion polymer batteries in their laptops these days. These batteries do not suffer from voltage depression (AKA memory effect).