HP 250 G7 with i3 8130U, MB EPK50 LA-G07EP REV 2.0 , PN L65699-601, Windows 10
Laptop works perfectly when on battery and battery is charged correctly when laptop is off.
Problem is that when adapter is inserted cpu clock is limited (visible in Task Mgr) and performance drops. Also battery charging is disabled when adapter is used and computer is on. As soon as computer is turned off battery charging starts.
Tried bios update through Windows from version F38 to F42 . Same problem
Reinstalled windows same problem.
I tried 2 different 45W original adapters and one 65W adapter perfectly working on other HP laptops (HP Probook 450 G3) but same problem.
It looks like laptop thinks that a weak adapter is used and therefore reduces cpu power and disables charging.
I could not find any schematic or boardview, but I traced the adapter center pin signal (called AD_ID in other HP laptops) and the voltages look correct :
- with 65W adapter : 1,13V on adapter connector ; 0,57V on pin 75 of EC
- with 45W adapter : 0,76V on adapter connector ; 0,38V on pin 75 of EC
Doing the math considering the resistor in the adapters and the resistors on MB the values are correct.
It looks as EC input for AD_ID signal is not working, but before replacing it (this is the only problem I have with this laptop) I would ask your advice if there is anything else to check or a possible workaround to the problem.
Thanks in advance
Laptop works perfectly when on battery and battery is charged correctly when laptop is off.
Problem is that when adapter is inserted cpu clock is limited (visible in Task Mgr) and performance drops. Also battery charging is disabled when adapter is used and computer is on. As soon as computer is turned off battery charging starts.
Tried bios update through Windows from version F38 to F42 . Same problem
Reinstalled windows same problem.
I tried 2 different 45W original adapters and one 65W adapter perfectly working on other HP laptops (HP Probook 450 G3) but same problem.
It looks like laptop thinks that a weak adapter is used and therefore reduces cpu power and disables charging.
I could not find any schematic or boardview, but I traced the adapter center pin signal (called AD_ID in other HP laptops) and the voltages look correct :
- with 65W adapter : 1,13V on adapter connector ; 0,57V on pin 75 of EC
- with 45W adapter : 0,76V on adapter connector ; 0,38V on pin 75 of EC
Doing the math considering the resistor in the adapters and the resistors on MB the values are correct.
It looks as EC input for AD_ID signal is not working, but before replacing it (this is the only problem I have with this laptop) I would ask your advice if there is anything else to check or a possible workaround to the problem.
Thanks in advance
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