How to fix a notebook that freezes when plugged to AC power?

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"OMMMGGG I THINK I HAVE THE SOLUTION TO THIS!!!!!! WELL I HAVE HAD A PROBLEM WITH MY MSI GAMING COMPUTER FOR SOOO LONG!!! WHAT I DID WAS GO TO

-CONTROL PANEL

-THE DEVICE MANAGER

-THEN GO TO BATTERY

-THEN DISABLE Microsoft AC Adapter and Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery

after you do this you will see that the battery notification thing on the bottom right of the screen goes away... but it will still run and still charge your battery if you plug in your charger. HOPE THIS HELPS!"

"Hi Felipe,

As an owner of this laptop, and as someone who does computer work for spare $$- it sounds as though the actual internal connection may have broken (where the power pin is inserted)...It's possible that the solder has broken/cracked & this may be causing a short. I'm only guessing (obviously)- but based on what you've said here, there's not much else...You did say you ""replaced the cable""- but did you actually replace the entire power unit, or just the one cord? Places like the large electronics shops (Best Buy, etc) have generic chargers that run around $80US. Ask to verify it will power your unit- if it doesn't work- don't buy it.

Lastly, I bought a generic, new, replacement battery on ebay for $38.

Cheers!

Tracy"

please you do not need to change the mother board, all you need to do is go to control panel then power option then put it to high power or maximum then see how it behaves,

I had that problem (restarted when plugged in) I disabled both processors and for a time it was good, but after sometime the problem came back again, so I took the laptop to a repair shop told them what was the problem and that they needed to replace the NEC/TOKIN OE128 Proadlizer Capacitor, they did that, I paid 86 euros and the problem is gone. All is fine now.