And more thankfully, there was an easy fix. Thankfully, I found that this problem was not uncommon and would occasionally arise after a Windows update.
My laptop showed it was plugged in, but then at the same time it would tell me it was also not charging.
After installing a previous Windows update, for example, my laptop's battery stopped charging. You can check for issues before installing a Windows 10 update, but even then you still might experience a hiccup. Support for Windows 7 has officially ended, which means it's time to upgrade to Windows 10 to keep that old PC running smoothly and securely. What do you do if that charger port appears to go bust?
