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Old 10-07-2008, 09:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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What does it mean when in my system profiler under power and condition of battery it says ( check battery)?
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hmm... mine says "good". Maybe it's telling you there's been a significant degradation of the battery's capacity. how long have you had it?
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Mine use to say good, that is why i was wondering if my battery is going bad.
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yeah, rechargeable batteries will lose their capacity over time, so that may be what the Profiler is referring to (they could certainly be a little less cryptic).

how long have you had the battery?
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The computer is about 1 year old
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in that case, you shouldn't be experiencing any serious battery issues. Have you noticed any performance issues, or just the profiler information?
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I get the beach ball alot and my batter does not last but an hour and a half to two hours at best with the brightness of the screen turned down
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found this thread at the apple support forums... sounds like it's possibly 10.5.5 related.
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