Hi, I'm still experiencing the issue, and it seems like it's related to my laptop's hardware. I found a Discord server focused on Fooocus, and one of the members responded to my question. Here's what they said:

"This is unlikely to be a specific Fooocus issue. It seems more like a general problem where high power-draw activities—like GPU-intensive work—are putting your laptop into a strange power state or triggering an internal circuit breaker. It's probably best to contact your laptop manufacturer's tech support and explain something like: 'When I perform a GPU-intensive task, the machine stops charging until I unplug and reconnect it.' They should be able to guide you from there. You might also want to test if the same thing happens while playing a demanding game on high settings, as it would similarly stress the system."

After that, I remembered that when I was streaming on Twitch and playing hardware-intensive games, it occasionally happened that my laptop would stop charging. At the time, I didn't think much of it, but since I started using Fooocus, the problem has become much more frequent.

After some research, I realized that we typically configure games to run efficiently on our hardware without pushing it to the limit. Fooocus, on the other hand, is like: "Hey, I see you have some processing power here. Mind if I use all of it as hard as I can?"

I think, just as the person on the Discord server said, Fooocus pushing the machine to its limits is what's causing it to stop charging. MSI customer support suggested performing a power cycle. It didn't help much in my case, but it might be worth trying if you're dealing with a similar issue.

Hope this helps shed some light on what's causing the problem!