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Users report that after upgrading to Windows 10, the laptop shuts down when the power cord is unplugged. Some users have encountered this error after updating their laptop to the 1809 update released by Microsoft for Windows 10. This problem has existed for a long time. And it's still bothering someone around the world, but Microsoft still hasn't given an official answer. However, some websites offer solutions, but most of them are ineffective.

What's the use of a fully charged laptop if it becomes unusable? The level of frustration caused by this problem is high and many users have quit Windows 10 due to this problem. In this article we have listed the most effective solutions that have worked for others, so don't worry and keep reading.

Solution: Reinstall the battery driver.

Another thing you can do to fix this problem is to reinstall the battery driver. Due to driver issues, the system may shut down when the power cord is unplugged. In this case, you need to reinstall the driver. Here are the steps:

Go to the Start menu and type Device Manager to open it.

Click to expand Battery and right-click each ACPI option one by one.

Select "Uninstall".

In some cases, disconnecting the laptop's battery, sitting it down for a while, and then reconnecting it may fix the problem. Your steps may vary. If you are not tech savvy, ignore this solution as it may damage your laptop hardware. Here's how to remove the battery:

1. Turn off your laptop and unplug the power cord.

2. Use a screwdriver to remove all screws to access the battery.

Find the battery and carefully remove it.