Hello,

I have a JVC Mobile Mini Note MP-XP7210. With Windows XP, when I plug in
the power adapter, it charges for roughly 2 minutes, and then stops charging
per the Power Meter display (news.microsoft.com will not allow me to send
the attachment with this post, but please email me if you want me to email
it to you).

However, under Windows 2000, it continues to charge until 100%... Can
someone help? Are there any registry settings I can check that may throttle
charging in
XP, etc? Please email me with your response to this post.

Thanks,
Joel
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Checked out the Japanese Victor Company web site? You might find it
requires a BIOS upgrade (which enhances ACPI) or you may require an ACPI
driver update from JVC.

Joel Christner wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have a JVC Mobile Mini Note MP-XP7210. With Windows XP, when I plug in
> the power adapter, it charges for roughly 2 minutes, and then stops charging
> per the Power Meter display (news.microsoft.com will not allow me to send
> the attachment with this post, but please email me if you want me to email
> it to you).
>
> However, under Windows 2000, it continues to charge until 100%... Can
> someone help? Are there any registry settings I can check that may throttle
> charging in
> XP, etc? Please email me with your response to this post.
>
> Thanks,
> Joel
> (E-Mail Removed)
>
>
>
>
>
>

It worked fine under XP until just recently. W2K still works. No program
changes/installations/removals/updates have taken place, but I did re-apply
the service pack to see if that fixed the problem (which it didn't)

"Eric Niewoehner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Checked out the Japanese Victor Company web site? You might find it
> requires a BIOS upgrade (which enhances ACPI) or you may require an ACPI
> driver update from JVC.
>
> Joel Christner wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a JVC Mobile Mini Note MP-XP7210. With Windows XP, when I plug in
>> the power adapter, it charges for roughly 2 minutes, and then stops
>> charging
>> per the Power Meter display (news.microsoft.com will not allow me to send
>> the attachment with this post, but please email me if you want me to
>> email
>> it to you).
>>
>> However, under Windows 2000, it continues to charge until 100%... Can
>> someone help? Are there any registry settings I can check that may
>> throttle
>> charging in
>> XP, etc? Please email me with your response to this post.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Joel
>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>