As far as the other specifications are concerned, the Mi Notebook Air 13.3-inch comes with a 1-megapixel camera with support for HD video calls. It also comes packed with a digital microphone and support for Dolby Audio and AKG tuned custom-made dual speakers. The Xiaomi laptop packs several other features like -- like USB-C, 2 USB 2.0 ports, HDMI, microSD card slot, 3.5mm audio jack, Wi-Fi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.1.If you've been holding off on getting a new laptop, PC, or components to build your own, you made a wise decision. The best Black Friday deals on gaming PCs and everything else computer-related have already started in some cases. If the deals haven't already started, we have a really good idea of what's coming down the pike for Black Friday 2018. You can already get a look at the best Best Buy Black Friday deals, as well as the best Dell Black Friday deals, among others.
We've started rounding up all the savings if you're looking for what to expect and where to get the best Black Friday 2018 deals.Given Amazon's huge selection of PCs, laptops, and components, there will likely be some pretty excellent chances to save for Black Friday 2018. Currently, Amazon has some PC deals already live, but they tend to skew more towards its normal Deal of the Day pricing that full-blown Black Friday savings. Still, there are deals to be found.This convertible, cellular-enabled tablet PC is on sale ahead of Black Friday at Amazon. The battery life on the HP ENVY x2 is easily its biggest draw, claiming as much as 22 hours on a single charge.
Amazon is holding a lot of its deals for Black Friday, based on its current deal pages, but this HP gaming laptop is a nice buy right now.Here are some of the best Black Friday 2018 deals at Dell. Some of Dell's Black Friday deals went live for Dell's Black Friday Leak Day event, but have since gone back into the great deals abyss. There are some Alienware Black Friday deals coming up, as well as XPS deals, so if you're after a gaming PC for Black Friday, Dell has you covered.This is a slick gaming laptop at a great Black Friday price. For just under a thousand bucks, you get a 17-inch FHD laptop with an Intel Core i7, 16GB of memory, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB graphics and a 512GB SSD.
You have set your laptop down, connected the charger but nothing seems to be happening. There is no sign that the battery is charging, no noise from your machine to indicate a charger has been connected either.This is a position we’re all going to find ourselves in at some point. Sadly there isn’t a single solution as the problem can be one of many things, from the charger itself, to the charging port on your laptop, or even the battery.We’re going to go through some common solutions here so we can hopefully help you avoid spending money on repairs.If you're having problems with Windows 10 freezing then take a look at our guide here, and if you want to use your laptop as a second monitor we have a guide for that too!
Common fixes for your laptop battery not charging
Double check everything is plugged in
First things first, let’s make sure that we’re all plugged in correctly. No matter how much of a techie you are it’s worth checking that no connections have fallen out somewhere.Make sure the connector is plugged into your PC, and that the removable cords are plugged into the brick, and finally that the plug is attached to the wall (and that it’s switched on).Make sure your charger is plugged into the correct port
Some modern laptops have multiple USB-Ports, one used for data transfer and one for charging. Try plugging your charger into the other USB-C port; as if your charger is plugged into the USB-C port that is only used for data transfer, then no charging will occur.
Move your hand down the cable and feel for any obvious kinks or breaks in the line. Check where the cable connects to the plugs at either end, and where it enters and exits the power brick.Look for any discolouration of the wires or plugs that might suggest something is wrong, too. Making use of your nose is helpful too, if you smell burning or anything of that nature then all is probably not well and you’ll need a new charger.Take a look at the port on your laptop
If you’re sure that you’re plugged into the correct port, try gently wiggling the charger when it’s in the port. There shouldn’t be much give at all. If you can feel it moving a lot, then the issue is with the connection in the port itself and that will require repairs.
This one is a little harder to single out off the bat, but when you plug your charger into the laptop, take a note of how it feels when the plug enters the port. If it feels different to how it normally would, then that might also be enough to tell you something is off.Try removing the battery and then plugging your charger into the laptop. If this works, then you’re almost certainly looking at a battery problem. This could be a hardware or software issue, if it’s software is might be solvable. If it’s hardware, you’re most likely going to need a new battery.
Battery not functioning due to overheating
If your laptop gets very hot when you’re using it, it’s possible that it is automatically shutting itself down to protect the inner components from overheating.This can cause all sorts of problems, including the battery not charging because it’s too hot and in danger of being damages.If your laptop is getting hot, make sure the exhaust fans are not being blocked (if you’re using it in bed or on a cushion, the laptop could be sinking into the material and not able to cool itself effectively).There are several settings in here, take a quick glance around to make sure that nothing looks out of place. The particular one to look out for is the setting that causes your laptop to shut down if your battery percentage drops to a certain low threshold.
Update your drivers
Open up the device manager, and under Batteries you’ll find a number of entries.There should usually be three, one for the battery itself, one for the charger and a third called ‘Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery’. Right click on all of these entries head into properties, then into the driver tab and find the ‘Update Driver’ button (This may also be found by just right clicking the entry and hitting ‘Update driver software’).Once you’ve done this, restart your laptop and try plugging the charger in again.At this point, we have pretty much exhausted the quick fixes. If you’re still having trouble, call in the tech support team.
Call the company who have produced your laptop, they will have a support team who will be very familiar with your model and will be able to give you the best advice.If you’ve reached this stage and you still have no joy, it’s probably time to throw in the towel and let the experts take it from here. Call your manufacturer and see what repairs you can get under your warranty, or take it to a local computer repair shop.
Each of Apple’s iPhone series handsets has always come with highly advanced and powerful technology, with a beautiful body to boot. Whichever iPhone model it is that you have, you know it can work fast, answer all your queries and even click awesome pictures and videos. But the smartphone happens to be good for a lot more than that, and not many know how to make the most of what it has to offer.There are tons of hidden tricks and secret iPhone features in the device which have been designed by Apple to make your life easier and with each new iPhone launch, the list just keeps getting longer. Here are some iPhone tips and tricks that you most likely haven’t discovered on your Apple handset yet. But before you dig in, make sure you’re on the latest version of iOS.
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