Others Problem with unity engine

[charabit781]

IDK why when i start any unity engine game my laptop charger just keep plug off and plug in like crazy or my charger was defected

 

[Krnekdo]

Does this happen specifically only when you launch Unity games or does it happen also with other equally or more demanding applications? It sounds like the charger's overheat protection is kicking in because it's unable to provide sufficient power to meet the laptop's demands when it's in full throttle. Confirm the charger's max power and the laptop's regular draw when idle or turned off and max draw when running a demanding application and if it's above what the charger can provide to confirm that's the issue.

 

[Thicc Lord]

This is way too vague to be able to determine the cause.
On a hunch, it sounds like you have the wrong Wattage PSU for your Laptop. So it supplies enough current when just doing normal stuff, but when you launch Unity, it's drawing more power and the PSU can't supply it properly.

Reach out to your Manufacturer to ensure you have the right PSU.

 

[zonesamabaka]

remove the battery and do the same thing. what happens then?

shot in the dark, but a defective battery could be the issue here. I've had similar problems with a dying (starting to inflate) battery screw with my graphics driver. you can check in an admin command prompt powercfg /energy and powercfg /batteryreport for more info, that's how I figured out it was my battery back then causing software glitches

 

[X|Mortis]

remove the battery and do the same thing. what happens then?

shot in the dark, but a defective battery could be the issue here. I've had similar problems with a dying (starting to inflate) battery screw with my graphics driver. you can check in an admin command prompt powercfg /energy and powercfg /batteryreport for more info, that's how I figured out it was my battery back then causing software glitches

Could also be an issue with the charging port itself perhaps

Would recommend OP check inside their charging port for any obvious signs of damage and clean out the charging port as well

You could also try the following troubleshooting steps:

Uninstall battery driver:

Press Windows key + X> Click Device manager> Click the drop-down for Batteries> right click uninstall all drivers under that then restart the PC.

Other methods:

Method 1. Restore default power options

-Press Windows key + R then type:
powercfg -restoredefaultschemes

-Restart PC and check.

Method 2. Run power Troubleshooter

- Press Windows key + R then type:

msdt.exe /id PowerDiagnostic

- Click OK then follow the prompt to run the power troubleshooter
-Restart the device after

 

[zonesamabaka]

definitely check the charger like they mentioned. battery is most likely fine i would just take it out of the equation by removing it and see if the system actually fails under load without it lol

you can monitor power in real time with

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in the sensors window, it can also show what your charger reports its watt rating is

its also worth seeing what was logged during the time the problem occurs in event viewer, or better yet with

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needs run as admin to see anything useful

 

[charabit781]

definitely check the charger like they mentioned. battery is most likely fine i would just take it out of the equation by removing it and see if the system actually fails under load without it lol

you can monitor power in real time with

You must be registered to see the links

in the sensors window, it can also show what your charger reports its watt rating is

its also worth seeing what was logged during the time the problem occurs in event viewer, or better yet with

You must be registered to see the links

needs run as admin to see anything useful

I found the problem my charger go haywire cause keep interrupt charging sequence and effect my keyboard as well so i buy new one that charge properly