Tech Upgraders

Your laptop won’t charge? Here’s what might be wrong:
1. A laptop battery is designed with a limited number of charging cycles in mind. That’s why at some point in time replacing it is the only way to go about it.
2. Charger failure. You can verify this with a simple voltage test at the plug.
3. The DC jack on the laptop is broken. In order for this issue to be resolved, the laptop should be disassembled and the new jack to be resoldered back to the motherboard.
4. Speaking of the motherboard - If it fails you have to either replace it or buy a brand new computer.

A good tech can quickly asses this situation and get you back in business.