Recently ran Worldstart advice on laptops on the dangers of keeping plugged in for too long. The corrections are in order, I feel, and although some of the information contained in the article is true, I would take the time to explain a key point in more detail. On the issue of exploding batteries Dell 1525 Battery or are ruining the way to be connected for long.
Do not break the bomb suit yet. While there have been instances in the past of exploding laptop batteries in the past, this was attributed to faulty hardware and not overloaded. Most if not all modern laptops can be left connected all the time you want without the danger of combustion.
As for ruining your battery from overcharging. Most modern laptops will stop charging when the battery is full and switch to an outlet in the state where the battery battery gd761 will no longer maintain the application. Again, this is a feature of modern hardware, so if you have an older system you may want to check the website for the manufacturer to see if the model you are using is in danger of staying plugged in
Do not break the bomb suit yet. While there have been instances in the past of exploding laptop batteries in the past, this was attributed to faulty hardware and not overloaded. Most if not all modern laptops can be left connected all the time you want without the danger of combustion.
As for ruining your battery from overcharging. Most modern laptops will stop charging when the battery is full and switch to an outlet in the state where the battery battery gd761 will no longer maintain the application. Again, this is a feature of modern hardware, so if you have an older system you may want to check the website for the manufacturer to see if the model you are using is in danger of staying plugged in
