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I accidentally plugged in a 12V power adapter,when the computer called for 19V. Now, whenever I try to run it, it says that there's not enough battery power, but even if I put in the right adapter, it still won't charge, or turn on. Has this ever happened to anybody, and if so, is it fixable?

I don't think your laptop is fried since the voltage inputed was less than what is required. Now if it were the other way around then yeah that'd be bad. I'm no expert at laptops just because I use one all day long so I can't help you out but I don't think it's screwed. Good luck with it and try googling around for some answers. Hope you find some help.

That's what I thought, but it's not working, somehow. Maybe in this case, voltage is like different frequency, and it might just break it if it's the wrong frequency. Thanks for the tip though, I guess I'll try googling now. Or I could go on the Toshiba forums... if they have any. If this laptop is fried, I'm screwed. This is the laptop that I "fried".

That looks like mine except 600$ more.

I've never tried to do what you did, so I have no idea of the effects of it. However, if anyone needs a laptop (assuming you cannot get this one fixed), I'm having a top of the line Dell (and I do mean top of the line) being delivered the first week of March that I will be reselling for a small profit (but still much cheaper than Dell or eBay)

Could you post a link to this Dell?

There's also a problem with my # of posts... No matter how many I make now, it always stays at 654...

take out the battery first, just run with ac power pack.

Selk, offtopic posts don't count to your total posts.

Since Dell's are built to your spec, I can give you the options that I included.

Inspiron E1505 Intel® Core™ 2 Duo T7200 (2.00GHz, 4MB L2 Cache, 667MHz FSB)
[222-4673]

LCD Panel 15.4 inch UltraSharp™ Wide Screen SXGA+ Display with TrueLife™
[320-4652]

Memory 2GB Shared Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 533MHZ, 2 DIMM
[311-5778]

Video Card 256MB ATI MOBILITY™ RADEON® X1400 HyperMemory™
[320-4655]

Hard Drive 160GB 5400 RPM SATA Hard Drive
[341-4224]

Operating System FREE Upgrade to Genuine Windows Vista™ Home Premium with 1GB of memory
[313-4910]
[420-5769]
[420-5924]
[420-6436]
[420-6481]
[463-2282]
[466-2383]

Network Card and Modem Integrated 10/100 Network Card and Modem
[430-0493]

Adobe Software Adobe® Acrobat® Reader 7.0
[412-0917]

Combo/DVD+RW Drives 8X CD/DVD Burner (DVD+/-RW) with double-layer DVD+R write capability
[313-3959]
[420-6464]

Sound Options Integrated Audio
[313-4217]

Wireless Networking Cards Intel PRO/Wireless 3945a/g
[430-1918]

Office Software No productivity suite- Includes Microsoft Works 8. DOES NOT INCLUDE MS WORD
[412-0915]

Anti-Virus/Security Suite (Pre-installed) McAfee SecurityCenter with VirusScan, Firewall, Spyware Removal, 15-months
[420-6591]

Primary Battery 85 WHr 9-cell Lithium Ion Primary Battery
[312-0403]

Warranty and Service 2Yr Ltd Warranty and At-Home Service
[412-0360]
[900-8221]
[902-1741]
[950-3338]
[960-2780]
[980-2870]
[985-3588]
[985-3599]

Getting-Started Help Dell On Call, 30day, Getting started Assistance, unlimited incidents
[983-0299]

Internet Access Service 6 Months America Online Internet Access Included
[412-0933]
[412-0934]
[412-0935]

Miscellaneous E1505 Dual Core
[465-8382]

Floppy Drive and Other Home Setup Accessories 24 inch UltraSharp™ 2407WFP Widescreen Digital Flat Panel
[320-4794]

Bluetooth Options Dell Wireless 355 Bluetooth Internal (2.0 + Enhanced Data Rate)
[430-2245]

Dell Digital Entertainment Trial pack- Basic and trial products from Corel and Yahoo
[412-0943]

Processor Branding Intel Centrino Core Duo Processor
[310-8314]

Labels Windows Vista™ Premium
[310-8628]

Swizzeldankin'. And I know Sakura, I was kiddin, lol.

Did you fix'd it?