That can mean the battery or it's circuits is gone. I'd try another battery just in case because what's next is expensive. (motherboard.)
Hello,
I know this is a fairly common problem as I've found various links and articles online that address this issue; however, most of them just say that the laptop is set to "Desktop Mode" and purposefully will not allow a charge to exceed a static number to preserve the battery. This does not seem to be the case for my laptop.
First, I have an ASUS ROG G751JT-DH72 that has been working beautifully for a year or so. This past december, I noticed that I was having a very similar issue as the one described in the Subject Title, but it would read as (Plugged In, Not Charging). It was then that it was determined that the battery was faulty, which I know can happen after a year or two, so I had it replaced (only a few weeks ago). Since then, the machine has worked beautifully once again until late last night.
If you couldn't tell by the family this laptop belongs in, it's a gaming machine (and I fairly decent one at that for a laptop), and so it is used frequently for that purpose. While running the game Ark: Survival Evolved last night, the machine suddenly turned off. Just... dead; no error codes, no warnings, no nothing. I understand that this can commonly be caused by an overheating issue, and I had been playing the game for hours yesterday. This morning, however, it does the same thing. This time, though, the machine powers off after a moment or two once Ark is launched. I ruled out the issue being a game-specific problem by launching other games: same problem.
So, in short:
-- New Battery
-- (Plugged In, Charging) but stuck at 70%
-- Machine powers off abruptly when anything "power-intensive" occurs
-- If I unplug the power cable, the machine immediately shuts off
-- Everything has been working fine on this new battery until now, no other changes made
-- Already uninstalled/reinstalled/updated Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery driver
Any ideas as to what the issue could be?

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