Hi, I am on desktop, obviously my PC is connected on AC. Why can't I upgrade? Is there a way to bybass this error? thank you!
Test unplugging the notebook computer and letting the battery drain enough that it shows when it is taking a charge, then plug in the charger and immediately runt he Upgrader.
Please relay the results.
it's a desktop PC ... I can't unplug the battery.. thanks..
Ah, I skimread... See what I get for that.
@staff
Zorin Upgrader is misreading computer power source.
@mydesole
Have you rebooted before trying the upgrader again?
I did
Is there a way to fix that or am I ''stuck on '' zorin 16.3. thanks
There is an --allow-release-candidate parameter that can be used. However, I would not try this approach.
I would recommend waiting for the ZorinGroup to address this issue as it relates directly to the behaviors of the Zorin Upgrader application.
Okay, thank you so I understand I must just wait?
I think waiting for the ZorinGroup to examine this is the best bet. Speaking for myself, I am at a complete loss as to why the upgrader is detecting a battery when you are on PC.
Another user did report an odd issue that his computer is sluggish and slow when his notebook computer is plugged into the A/C at boot. Unplugged, everything is fine. This implies it may be the kernel at fault with a bad register on battery reading.
Okay, didn't quite catch your last sentence (new zorin user), but I guess I should wait for the more stable updater
I meant that the driver in the kernel is not properly reading the power supply.
what can I do then?
is there any solution atm?
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