Try one last thing but consider it may be not be worth the repair cost.
"ASUS VivoBook E200HA-US01-GD Portable 11.6 inch Intel Quad Core 2GB RAM 32GB eMMC Laptop with Windows 10, Aurora Gold" for reference.
I can see that a clean install of Windows or letting W10 update drivers could be a source of pain. Be sure to disable Windows 10's driver update then install drivers from the maker per their instructions.
But first try this old tech procedure. Remove power, unplug the battery then press and hold the power button for 60 seconds. Release, plug in battery, apply power but in YOUR CASE do not power up. Let it sit for 30 or more minutes because in this state the battery will charge up unless there is a hardware fault.
After the wait, power up and there should be some percent in the battery now.
If not do the W10 driver update disable, install the motherboard and such drivers and try again.
If it's failing this machine is usually had for less than the repair cost. In fact my brother and I picked up i3 4GB 320GB HDD Probooks for under 130USD from Groupon. That deal is no more but you can get a much better W10 laptop for under 200 (groupon) today.
SUMMARY :
-originally issue was that pc would not charge past 0% plugged in not charging, then i replaced the battery and received the new message:
0% plugged in CHARGING
then, after i did the troubleshooting steps listed out below, pc said battery was fully charged immediately after plugging in ac. shuts off and says battery
is at 0 if unplugged. sometimes stays on for a moment, sometimes immediately shuts off
-when PC now powers on, must be connected to ac first, and displays that battery is fully charged.
-when attempting to power on on battery only, have to tap power button once, it will turn all the way on, but immediately say that battery is very low and to find
a power source
-this makes me have to connect the ac adapter before the pc dies
-when ac is removed, immediately shuts off power.
-when i did the power cycle and had it running on ac adapter only for a moment (while i was hurrying to uninstall the battery drivers),
it immediately died after logging in. I was still able to uninstall after trying again and hurrying.
-my theory is that the battery is actually fully charged, but the pc won't allow it to be read as such for some reason (due to OS or what?) its been updated!
-led light for battery is still flickering from green to orange
-my guess is that it is something to do with circuitry or other software at this point, but whats confusing is the intel processor diagnostic said everything passed.
-whats also confusing is i've already gotten everything up to date including bios and windows updates and drivers have been reinstalled for battery section
in device manager
-since pci express active-state power management ASPM Disabled error appears when i run a battery diagnostic report, i believe it might have something to do with that
-ASUS support told me i've done everything troubleshooting wise they would have had me do before just sending it in
-I've noticed on several other forums, people that got the same ASPM error from their energy report got one response to run the power troubleshooter,
or even a power cycle. after those didn't work, there was no response, what is goin on lol
SPECS :
Asus Vivobook E200HA
Version 10.0.17134 Build 17134
Intel Processor Atom x5 Z8300 CPU@1.44GHz, 1441Mhz , 4 cores 4 logical processors
windows update version 1803
Bios Version 303 for asus model E200HA

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