The battery of my MacBook Pro behaves a little strangely lately (according to iStat Pro -- look at the Health percentage).
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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4 comments:
After "resetting the SMC", the problem still remains.
Did I do anything wrong?
How can I tell if I indeed "reset the SMS"?
The battery health went from 92% to 94%.
Is it the SMC reset? I do not know but hopefully it will go to 100%...
It is 96% now!
Hopefully, it will reach 100% health someday!
It is 98% now.
It looks like things are getting better.
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