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  1. 19th August 2012, 10:32 PM #1
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    Default is it safe to run my laptop using AC Power (charger) ONLY? [without battery]

    i am tired of plugging when the battery is low, unplugging when the battery is full and so on... i wonder if i can use my laptop using CHARGER only without the battery on. and, is it safe?

    and on more thing, can i take off the battery while charging (plugged in)?

    ACER ASPIRE 4750G .

    thanks.
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    it's safe, but why not just keep the battery in while plugged? no need to discharge the battery when you don't need it to.

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