Laptop Battery

When I try to turn on my laptop without any battery but plugged in, it boots fine.. but windows does not start.. so is it ok to take out my laptop battery while the laptop is switched on (and windows loaded) so I will only use my laptop on the power supply?

 It should be fine to remove the battery whilst Windows is running, as long as there is a mains power supplyconnected. Whilst it is, I believe the battery is not used, but merely charged. It is only when the mains is disconnected, then the laptop battery is used.

 I was reading online, that it might take up a few charging cycles, although it’s not being used.. IDK, some people said it’s false.. other said it’s true.. my main concern is, as I already said in another thread.that if I leave my laptop overnight with the battery in place and the main supply disconnected it discharges the battery. so I want to unplug the battery.. but I have to plug it back in for windows to load.

 Well, I fixed it. When you remove the laptop battery it resets the BIOS (or something like that).. because I can overclock it from there, so in case I screw up something and it doesn’t boot.. I remove the battery, plug it in and it will reset everything(says it all in the BIOS, I have a dedicated section for overclocking).. So, what I think was happening is.. because there was no battery it resetted the BIOS settings and didn’t save them again (because I didn’t plug in the battery) so I pressed DEL, set the HDD as boot (DVD-RW Drive was 1st) saved, and then it booted up.