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July 13th 06, 04:56 PM
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Battery charging Inspiron 2200
Lately I have gotten in the habit of doing the following:
Using the Inspiron 2200 in the evening on battery power. When I'm done I will then plug it in to recharge the battery. This means laptop is hot when I start the recharge process. Am I causing problems for myself by doing it this way. Should I wait until it cools down before charging the battery (that would be inconvenient for me, but then again I don't want to fry anything). Mel 
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