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Dan
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There is only two ways to fix this: - '''Static (SMC) discharge''' + '''SMC - Static discharge''' - 1.take out the battery and magsafe power cord + 1. Take out the battery and disconnect MagSafe cord - 2.hold the power button for 30 seconds (static discharge) + 2. Hold the power button for 30 seconds (static discharge) - 3.put the magsafe and wait until the led is green + 3. Plug-in power adapter & MagSafe cord, wait until the cord LED is green - 4.put the battery in + 4. Put the battery back in If that doesn't work ... ''''Recalibrate the battery (takes a long time)''' - 1.charge your battery up to 100% until the led is green on the power cord + 1. Charge your battery up to 100% until the MagSafe cord LED is green - 2.take out the power cord and run it all the way out of batteries + 2. Disconnect the MagSafe cord and run the system all the way out of batteries - 3. make the computer sleep for 5 hours to drain it out of juice completely + 3. Put the computer to sleep ( 5 hours) to finish discharging the batteries charge - 4. charge it back up all the way + 4. Charge it back up all the way Anything else is pointless, it's the SMC services within your system, it's not a software problem.
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Mud 9, 2015
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Dan
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There is only two ways to fix this: - '''Static discharge''' + '''Static (SMC) discharge''' + 1.take out the battery and magsafe power cord + 2.hold the power button for 30 seconds (static discharge) + 3.put the magsafe and wait until the led is green + 4.put the battery in If that doesn't work ... ''''Recalibrate the battery (takes a long time)''' + 1.charge your battery up to 100% until the led is green on the power cord + 2.take out the power cord and run it all the way out of batteries + 3. make the computer sleep for 5 hours to drain it out of juice completely + 4. charge it back up all the way Anything else is pointless, it's the SMC services within your system, it's not a software problem.
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Mud 9, 2015
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Dan
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- there is only 2 fixes+ There is only two ways to fix this: - 1- Static discharge with specific directions - + '''Static discharge''' 1.take out the battery and magsafe power cord - 2.hold the power button for 30 seconds (static discharge) - 3.put the magsafe and wait until the led is green - 4.put the battery in - if that doesnt work+ If that doesn't work ... - 2-Recalibrate the battery (takes a long time) - + ''''Recalibrate the battery (takes a long time)''' 1.charge your battery up to 100% until the led is green on the power cord - 2.take out the power cord and run it all the way out of batteries - 3. make the computer sleep for 5 hours to drain it out of juice completely - 4. charge it back up all the way - Anything else is pointless, its macintosh so its not a software problem - - its always a hardware problem...for WIndow$ you typically update the bios + Anything else is pointless, it's the SMC services within your system, it's not a software problem.
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Yan 3, 2012
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Matt
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there is only 2 fixes
1- Static discharge with specific directions
1.take out the battery and magsafe power cord
2.hold the power button for 30 seconds (static discharge)
3.put the magsafe and wait until the led is green
4.put the battery in
if that doesnt work
2-Recalibrate the battery (takes a long time)
1.charge your battery up to 100% until the led is green on the power cord
2.take out the power cord and run it all the way out of batteries
3. make the computer sleep for 5 hours to drain it out of juice completely
4. charge it back up all the way
Anything else is pointless, its macintosh so its not a software problem
its always a hardware problem...for WIndow$ you typically update the bios
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