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Old 05-04-2007, 01:13 PM #1
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Default Not a "power pin" problem, but a power adapter problem.

AFAIK, the pin to the power jack is ok. But the end of the charger that goes in that little slot isn't. I have to write fast or I will loose power. Can I just replace the first half of the cord (before the battery) or do I have to replace everything up to the end of the battery? (The charger itself, the computer is fine. I rolled over the end of the battery on accident.)
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