I seem to remember in the past some company had developed a spare battery that was like a flat notepad cooler, that you plugged into I think the USB for an extra hour or two, but it was very expensive.
I pulled this from PCWorld:
"But if the battery is running out unexpectedly fast, or if your laptop is having trouble figuring out how much power it has left, you might be able to fix the battery's "gas gauge," so it at least gives a more accurate reading.
If you suspect the battery can't tell if it's charged or not, run it through a couple of cycles. Drain it of all its power (yes, this is the exception to the "don't drain the battery" rule mentioned above), recharge it to 100 percent, and then repeat."
This article goes maybe a little too wacky
http://ift.tt/2acSjzI
See if you can find maybe a docking station that has a battery built in that would work with your model (but be careful, this is beyond my knowledge in terms of ac,dc, volts, amps, etc). and what I read, using it to plug into your USB or Media slot can actually cause a bon fire, with your laptop as the campfire.
Another person said, Get a spare battery and an external battery charger. My guess there is a solution but it will take time to find.
M17x R2 - What do you do when batteries are no longer available?
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