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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Battery Monitor Not Operating Correctly

I bought a Macbook Pro 13" in April 2012. [Brand new from the Apple store near Central Park, NY]

 

Two days ago, the battery and its various monitoring levels have begun to act up.

 

Right now on the menu bar - the battery icon has an X in it. If this does change to a battery percentage, the percentage will remain the same, at whatever level it starts at 53% or 77%. Everthing else on the menu bar is correct - time changes, etc.

 

If I unplug the power cable, the computer will power down on some occasions, and not on others.

 

Now the green light (for fully charged) is showing on the cable. I just unplugged it and it did shut down.

 

When I pressed the battery indicator on the side of the computer, three green dots lit up.

 

My software is up-to-date. I have also noticed the computer running slower of the past few days too.

 

After less than a year, I wouldn't expect this to be a problem. Has anyone had a similar problem?

 

I'm now in the Republic of Ireland, and unfortunately we have yet to have an Apple Store open here, so there is no Genius Bar that I can bring it too.

 

Any help that anyone might have, will be extremely appreciated.

 

R


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Saturday, March 9, 2013

How to correctly "Pimp" my 6,1 macbook? 8gb ram and a ssd upgrade?

Nome modello:          MacBook

  Identificatore modello:          MacBook6,1

  Nome processore:          Intel Core 2 Duo

  Velocità processore:          2,26 GHz

  Numero di processori:          1

  Numero totale di Core:          2

  Cache L2:          3 MB

  Memoria:          4 GB

  Velocità bus:          1,07 GHz

 

 

Hi there, I've got a Macbook late 2009, running Mountain Lion 10.8.2., installed after 3 years of the mighty Snow Leopard.

After more than 3 yars I see a Physiological loss in battery life, and I think it's normal, now ML shoot it down, and again, It's not a surprise. Now a good charge lasts for 3 hours max.

 

the question is: could you tell me if it's possible somehow to upgrade my white mac? I heared about it's possible use more ram than Apple says on the specs, and using a SSD HD should improve the performances?


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