How to charge Laptop Li-ion Battery cells manualy?
From the way that you phrased the question it sounds like you may have some cells from a disassembled battery pack.  If this is the case then DO NOT TRY TO CHARGE THEM.  Battery packs all contain protection electronics to prevent pack overcharging, overheating, fire and explosion.  This protection is not present when you disassemble a battery pack and attempting to charge the cells is highly dangerous. 

Individual cells cannot be charged with a typical NiCd or NiMH battery charger.

Any charger that you use to recharge a battery pack needs to be designed with the particular pack in mind.  They all vary in terms of the number of cells in series (pack voltage) and number of batteries in parallel to give the current capacity required.  

If the batteries that you have are more than a couple of years old then you may find that there storage capacity is very poor.  Li-ION cells, particularly from laptops, do not have a very long life.  The life of a laptop battery is particularly short as it is highly hostile to the battery chemistry.  The battery does not like being fully charged and/or hot.  Running your laptop from a wall charger ensures that both of these are true.