Battery stopped charging after Windows update. How to fix?

Question

css

The laptop is running windows 8.1. Once it was already updated with me that the battery was not charging. It was written in the tray "connected, but not charging." Then I found a solution to the problem, just turned off the laptop with a long press of the button and it all worked.
Even after that I tried to disable Windows updates, but apparently I missed something, and now it has been updated again.
Now the battery is simply always at 0%, while it says that it is charging, but it does not rise above 0. I tried to fix the problem with the previous method, but it did not work. Accordingly, it works only from the network
Searching the Internet boils down to the fact that the problem is in the battery. But it's somehow strange, firstly, there was already a similar problem after the update, and secondly, it worked yesterday, Windows was updated - and that's it. Can anyone come across?
ps battery is not removable

Answer 1

These menus are pushed to the right. As if they are trying to wrap around a float element (probably the logo). There is no logo in the codepen and therefore everything works there. You need to remove the lower margins from the logo and move it so that it does not touch the menus (in chrome dev tools you can see how much it needs to be raised)

Answer 2

Did you use normalize.css?
The fact is that codepen uses its own styles, so your code may look different on different devices and browsers. Try including normalize.css

Answer 3

I saw a sin in positioning. Try not to get carried away with float wrapping, there are more adequate and workable techniques: flex-box, display:table (table-cell). I wanted to send a code listing, but I didn’t figure out how to save the project, so I’m posting only 3 classes that can be simply replaced and that’s all:
.header-logo {
height: 82px;
display:table;
width: 100%
}
.header-logo .logo {
display:table-cell;
width:25%;
vertical-align:middle;
text-align:left;
padding-left:15px;
}
.header-logo .search {
display:table-cell;
vertical-align:middle;
width:50%;
}
.header-logo .basket {
display:table-cell;
width:25%;
vertical-align:middle;
text-align:right;
}
Should turn out ;-)
PS HTML-ka was not corrected. Everything is right there.

Answer 4

"Last name" of the laptop?
Laptop age?
After 3 years, anything can be with the battery. Up to the fact that with the battery inserted, the laptop does not turn on.
Over time, some power adapters "breathe" - they no longer have enough power to power the switched on laptop and charge the battery. Charge the battery only in the switched off or sleeping laptop.
1. Turn off the laptop.
2. Turn off the charger, take out the battery.
3. Wait about half an hour, insert the battery, connect the charger without turning on the laptop.
4. Is the charge light on? Wait a couple of hours.
5. Turn on the laptop, see what's with the battery charge.
6. Borrow a similar serviceable charger - how does it work?
Draw conclusions, take action, change the faulty.
Or, as Eternally Hungry recommends - immediately to the service.

Answer 5

In general, advice, if the laptop is from the network, you can remove the battery. To not plant it at all. And then reinstalling Windows has nothing to do with it at all

Answer 6

It was 1 in 1, by some miracle the trouble disappeared after replacing the power supply.