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Windows 7: Microsoft is investigating battery problems
Posted on April 16th, 2010 No commentsWindows 7: Microsoft is investigating battery problems
Users are false reports about alleged defective batteries. Initial investigations have identified a link with the BIOS. Microsoft is working with PC manufacturers on a solution.
Microsoft has confirmed a bug resulting in Windows 7 to incorrect references to alleged battery problems. Initial investigations revealed that there may be a connection with the BIOS.
The error in question uses the basic input to determine output system (BIOS) of computer, whether a battery needs replacing. For yet unexplained reasons, the data provided by the BIOS be misinterpreted, leading to the warnings.
Since the message was introduced with Windows 7, Microsoft advises users who have switched from Vista to the new operating system to ignore the message automatically. Affected customers should contact the manufacturer of your device in order to find out whether the warning is justified or not.The Microsoft forum with users complaining for some time about problems with laptop batteries. “I had excellent battery life, until I installed the RTM of Windows 7,” wrote the Microsoft MVP Brian Ehlert in September 2009 in a thread in the Microsoft forum. Windows 7 beta and RC versions, the term amounted to almost three hours, with the RTM only 20 minutes. “I now buy a new battery, because the present does not load, it was said of him in an entry written in January 2010.
Microsoft will work with PC makers for the reason of the failure. “We work with our partners to determine the cause, and will be more information and instructions, when available, published in the Forum.”