If everything works well regarding the power supply, but you still witness the issue, try the next solution.
Check the Wall Switch:
Over time, the contacts in a wall switch might get dusty or rusted. Again, the plastic or metal parts inside the wall switch may become loose and allow it to move around. This can prevent the power socket from connecting well with the contact points on your laptop’s power cable. To fix this, you need first to check your switch.
- Firstly, remove the faceplate from the wall switch.
- Then clean any debris or dust you see using a cloth. You need to turn off the power supply before trying all of it, as a simple mistake can get you electrocuted.
- After cleaning and tightening everything inside the wall switch, put the faceplate back and turn the power on.
Now try charging up your Razer Blade laptop. If it still does not work, try the next solution.
Change the cable:
The cable is one of the first things you should consider when your laptop is not charging. In most scenarios, the line or the adapter you use to set your computer breaks down, and no matter what you do, it won’t trust the laptop anymore.
If you received a faulty cable with the Razer Blade, that could be the cause. Sometimes some lines work for a few months and stop working suddenly, even within the warranty period. If your charger is still under warranty, claim the contract and get the cable replaced. And if it has gone past the warranty date, you should buy a new line. You can easily find laptop chargers in various online and offline stores. But it would be best to use the ones that are certified.
If changing the cable or adapter does not help you, move on to the next solution.
Run the troubleshooter:
Windows 11 has several troubleshooter options for its peripherals. It is all due to the troubleshooter utility tool built into the operating system. In the list of troubleshooter options, you will find one for hardware. You can try running that troubleshooter and see whether that solves your problem or not.
- Press Windows + X and then choose Settings from the list of options.
- Now click on Update & Security.
- On the Update & Security menu, click the Troubleshoot button in the left pane.
- Now, click on Hardware Troubleshooter and then choose Run this troubleshooter.
- Then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the troubleshooting process.
- After the troubleshooting is complete, restart the PC.
Try the next solution if your Razer Blade is still not charging.
Update battery driver:
Often a faulty driver is a cause behind a device not functioning properly. Even with your laptop’s battery, that could be the issue. So you need to reinstall or update the drivers of your battery on your computer. There are three ways to do it. You can do it manually, automatically, or using a third-party utility tool.
First, let’s see how you can do it automatically.
- Click on the Windows key and search for Device Manager.
- Go to Battery and double-click on it to expand the driver list.
- Right-click on your battery driver here and choose Update driver.
- Now, select Search automatically for drivers and let Windows look for the latest drivers for your device.
- Once it finds the driver online, it will install it for you.
For the manual process, visit your laptop manufacturer’s website and look for the driver setup file. It will be like any other software installation file. Once you find the setup file, install it on your computer as with any other application.
Besides these two methods, you also have a third option. You can install a third-party driver utility tool on your computer, automatically scanning your computer for outdated or missing drivers. It will also install the latest drivers on your computer with a simple click. However, these utility software tools usually have a price tag. But the price is well worth it as you don’t need to worry about drivers on your computer again.
If updating the drivers on your computer also does not solve your problem with the charging, try the next solution.
Reset the Battery:
A battery reset will clear out any possible inconsistency on it. So as the following solution, we would recommend you reset the Battery.
- Turn off your laptop.
- Disconnect the laptop from the power socket.
- Remove the back cover and unplug the Battery.
- Press and hold the power button for 20 seconds, draining the battery.
- Then put the Battery back into its slot and turn your computer on again.
Now, check whether the laptop is charging or not. If it is still not charging, try the next solution.
Reset BIOS:
A lot depends on your BIOS settings when it comes to the functionality of your system. The manufacturer always tunes the default BIOS settings to provide the most error-free experience. So try resetting everything on your BIOS settings too.
- Turn on your system, and press Esc, F8, F12, or F10 buttons while turning on. Each manufacturer sets up different keys to open up the BIOS menu. So try pressing all of them and see which one works.
- Press this button when you turn on your system, and the manufacturer logo appears.
- Either you will be in the BIOS menu or see the option to enter the BIOS menu. If you see the opportunity, select the BIOS menu with your navigation keys.
- Once in the BIOS menu, go through the different tabs and look for an option to reset to default. It might be labelled differently, but you must look for a chance to reset everything in your BIOS settings to the default value.
- Once you find it, select it and confirm your reset action.
After the reset, restart your system normally and check whether the laptop is charging up. If it is still struggling, then try the next potential solution.
Update BIOS:
Sometimes an older version of BIOS could result in several incompatibility issues. So, contact your manufacturer and seek technical help to update your BIOS to the latest version. Updating BIOS takes a fair bit of knowledge and caution, and if you get it wrong, that could result in a complete system failure. So contact the professionals and seek their help updating the BIOS in your PC.
If updating the BIOS does not fix the charging problem on your Razer Balde 14, 15, or 16, move on to the next solution.
Replace the Battery:
As we have mentioned, the problem with the Battery not charging on a Razer Blade 14, 15, or 16 could be related to hardware or software. So after trying out all the software solutions mentioned above, it is time you go for a hardware fix. Go to an online or offline store, and depending on your laptop’s build, look for a battery replacement. Once you find one, buy it and install it on your computer. If you are not technically sound enough to do the replacement yourself, take it to the nearest laptop repair shop, and they will help you.
If replacing the Battery does not solve your problem with charging the Razer Blade 14, 15, or 16, try the final solution mentioned below.
Visit the Razer Service Center:
If none of the solutions mentioned above worked for you, the only viable solution is to visit the nearest Razer service centre. They have an excellent reputation for after-sales customer services, and once you get to their official service centre, they will take care of the problem for you. You might need to keep your laptop in the service centre for a few days, but they will solve your charging problem.
So these are all the solutions to fix Razer Blade 14, 16 and 18, not charging issues. If you have any questions or queries about this article, comment below, and we will reply. Also, check out our other articles on iPhone tips and tricks, Android tips and tricks, PC tips and tricks, and much more for more helpful information.
