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It's generally not recommended to run laptops without their batteries since a battery's secondary purpose is to serve as a reservoir to absorb voltage and current fluctuations (this is the same reason why a vehicle should never have its battery disconnected while the engine is running - while the battery's main purpose is to provide enough current to turn the crankshaft, it's secondary purpose is to absorb voltage and current fluctuations from the alternator)
– JW0914
Commented Oct 26, 2021 at 12:06
@JW0914 oh, I agree, but for the same sake, its never a case where you cannot do this just to test something. In worst case, the laptop may crash, but if you are not doing anything that you could loose data with, its okay. But yeah, its a good idea to clarify that this is only to test.
– LPChip
Commented Oct 26, 2021 at 12:14

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