It is good to check and see whether you are using the correct charger and to see if that charger is plugged into the right charging port. USB-C is a universal charging standard for connecting peripherals, transferring data, and charging your battery. Nowadays, some new generation computers have ports for USB type C chargers, which are generally round connectors. To resolve this, try all the USB-C ports on your laptop, as some might be for data transfer only.

Sometimes, there may be dust, debris, or metal pins sticking out. If this is the case, a toothpick, plastic dental pick, cotton swab, or compressed air work well to loosen things. When you move the laptop around, the charger should fit well and stay connected. If that’s not the case, the charging port might be the issue.

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