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Battery Not Working on HP AU620TX Laptop

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HP AU620TX
CPU
I5 7200U
Graphics
Nvidia 940MX
Mac
  1. MacBook Pro
Mobile Phone
  1. Android
Hello, after patching my HP Au620tx laptop with this DSDT patch (https://github.com/RehabMan/Laptop-DSDT-Patch/blob/master/battery/battery_HP-G6-2221ss.txt) and using ACPI Battery Manager kext the Percentage of battery is showing up in Catalina. The Percentage is valid, but after booting in Catalina, my battery settings break, and the Percentage gets stuck there; even in windows after plugging the AC Adapter, the battery percentage won't change. I have to press my laptop power button for 30 seconds when it is completely shut down. After logging in windows back again, the battery starts working, but when I log back into Catalina, the battery percentage gets stuck.
Help Please.
 

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Update 1 :
Okay, So now I checked the registers in this patch (https://github.com/RehabMan/Laptop-DSDT-Patch/blob/master/battery/battery_HP-DV6-3165sf.txt), which match with my registers. I applied that patch, and now the Battery seems to be lowering when the AC power is disconnected, but again when I plug the AC adapter back in, it doesn't charge. It still displays Battery is not charging. But again when I remove the power cord, it starts lowering
 
Update 1 :
Okay, So now I checked the registers in this patch (https://github.com/RehabMan/Laptop-DSDT-Patch/blob/master/battery/battery_HP-DV6-3165sf.txt), which match with my registers. I applied that patch, and now the Battery seems to be lowering when the AC power is disconnected, but again when I plug the AC adapter back in, it doesn't charge. It still displays Battery is not charging. But again when I remove the power cord, it starts lowering
maybe try with abm_firstpolldelay boot arguments:
 
maybe try with abm_firstpolldelay boot arguments:
Thank you for the reply.
It still don't want to charge
 
Yes I have tried EC Reset
maybe try VirtualSMC (remove FakeSMC)

and SMCBatteryManager (remove ACPIBattery)

as some laptops don't need acpi patching with those (mine didn't) although we have different machines.....
 
maybe try VirtualSMC (remove FakeSMC)

and SMCBatteryManager (remove ACPIBattery)

as some laptops don't need acpi patching with those (mine didn't) although we have different machines.....
I just tried this but the battery still doesn't charge
 
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