45W adapter reading as 50W in system profiler

Hi,
When using my 45W adapter, I've noticed that in my system profiler, under AC Charger Information, it says "AC Charger (Watts): 50." Does anyone know if this is normal, or if perhaps this could be causing my battery's full charge capacity to be diminishing?
Like many people, I've had problems with my battery losing power quickly, but Apple just sent me a new one yesterday, which within the day went from having a full charge capacity of 4400mAh to 4296. Can anyone tell me if this could be related to my "50W" adapter?
Thanks!

Welcome to the Apple discussions.
Can't help with why it's seeing 50, however, for your new battery, while Apple says you need to full charge/completely discharge it once for the lithium battery to know it's full capacity, most lithium batteries require two to three charge/discharge cycles to calibrate.

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- I tried reinstall rEFIT.
- I tried updating Partition table.
- I can't backup my data with no USB, I don't wanna format (if possible) my HD and I want to discover the problem.
- My USB HDs function in other PCs.
- Map Partition Scheme: GUID Partition table.
- My knowledge on this subject are scarce
I think the problem is EFI partition but I want to confirm previously before trying to recover this partition.
Thanks for the patience,
Alejandro.
(Sorry about my english, if you don't understand anything, please tell me)

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System profiler recognizes ipod but not in finder or itunes

My ipod is recognized on system profiles but it does not appear on finder or itunes! what do i do?HELP!

Josie20 wrote:
nothing happens when i reset it and the computer doesn't see it!
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iPod:
Capacity: 495.62 MB
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: Yes
BSD Name: disk3
Version: 10.01
Bus Power (mA): 500
Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec
Manufacturer: Apple
OS9 Drivers: No
Product ID: 0x1300
Serial Number:
S.M.A.R.T. status: Not Supported
Vendor ID: 0x05ac (Apple Computer, Inc.)
Volumes:
WALKINGSHUF:
Capacity: 495.59 MB
Available: 239.25 MB
Writable: Yes
File System: MS-DOS FAT32
BSD Name: disk3s1
Mount Point: /Volumes/WALKINGSHUF
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