If your Windows 11 laptop is plugged in but isn't charging, there are a few fixes. Here's what to try first.

Is your laptop plugged in but not charging? Don't panic. Try one of these simple solutions first.

If your Windows laptop battery gets stuck at 0, 50, 99% while charging, check if the battery limit is enabled. Use these solutions to fix the issue.

How to Fix Battery Not Detected Errors While the cause of laptop battery errors can be rather mysterious, there are a number of ways to work out what the problem is and fix it. Plug in your laptop.

If you’re putting a laptop into storage, leave it around 50 percent charged. It’s a good idea to re-charge it every six months or so, to ensure the battery stays healthy in the long run.

Charging a laptop with a power bank: Important requirements A simple model power bank for smartphones is usually not enough to charge a laptop.

It's not that the charger isn't working or that your battery is faulty — the laptop specifically informs you that it detects the charger, but the battery is not receiving power.

If your laptop charger is not working after power surge, it is possible that the charger has been damaged. Use these suggestions to fix the issue.

Want to set a battery charge limit on your laptop? Learn if it’s possible, how it works, and why it can help extend battery lifespan.