[link|https://www.ifixit.com/User/4220971/Jacob+van+Dyk|Jacob van Dyk|new_window=true] possibly. Not sure which version Windows (or any other OS you are running) but I would generate a status report for the battery first. Type powercfg /batteryreport at the command prompt, then hit the Enter key. The report will be saved under C:\Windows\System32 as battery-report. Should be an HTML file that will open with your Browser. See what it tells you about your battery.
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[link|https://www.ifixit.com/User/4220971/Jacob+van+Dyk|Jacob van Dyk] possibly. Not sure which version Windows (or any other OS you are running) but I would generate a status report for the battery first. Type powercfg /batteryreport at the command prompt, then hit the Enter key. The report will be saved under C:\Windows\System32 as battery-report. Should be an HTML file that will open with your Browser. See what it tells you about your battery.
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Let us know what you find out. It could be the battery (most likely), but it could be a couple of other things as well.
[link|https://www.ifixit.com/User/4220971/Jacob+van+Dyk|Jacob van Dyk|new_window=true] possibly. Not sure which version Windows (or any other OS you are running) but I would generate a status report for the battery first. Type powercfg /batteryreport at the command prompt, then hit the Enter key. The report will be saved under C:\Windows\System32 as battery-report. Should be an HTML file that will open with your Browser. See what it tells you about your battery.