Macbook core 2 duo wont charge the battery
macbook core 2 duo 2ghz wont charge the battery. any help why?
Go to the Apple in the upper left corner and select About This Mac, then click on More Info (and then System Report if you are running 10.7), then select Power from the left hand column of the System Profiler. Copy and paste the Battery Information back here.
Similar Messages
-
My ipod touch 4g is leeking and wont charge the battery
...Ok i was lising to music with my band at about 3am....we pluged it into my amp...(had nothing to do with the ipod) and after about 8 min. we herd a crack and then my ipod would not turn on...so i pluged it in and nothing happened so i left it over night to charge...in the moring it had the red battery and said it was charging...so i left it there for about 4 hours...came back and it was at the same battery persentage...so i went to play pool with my grandpa came back there were drops of liqued(no water or anyhting around it)and i was not charging and makeing a very quiet high pitch sound...I really use that ipod touch alot and my tech support has expired... I REALLY NEED HELP WHAT DO I DO???WHO DO I CONTACT???
Try here:
iPhone and iPod touch: Frozen and unresponsive -
HT3964 The AC Adapter keeps the mbp working but wont charge the battery
I tryed all tips from cleaning the pins to reseting the SMC and nothing worked... any other ideas?
Welcome to Apple Support Communities
In that case, it's quite possible that your battery is damaged. Open System Information (in /Applications/Utilities), choose Power in the sidebar and copy here "Charge Information" and "Health Information". That will give us information about the battery -
Since new, my Macbook core duo has sent all audio to all analogue outputs with frequency distortion. Some physical hardware or firmware in the analogue section adds a bass boost to the frequency response of the audio.... And, this boost adds bass frequency distortion to most, if not all, of the audio analogue output.
This happens for all audio sources, players, iTunes, videos, streaming audio/video, movies... any sound source available to the Macbook. No-one with whom I have talked about this problem, has ever heard of it. Not elegant ideas for reducing it are to use equalisers on players and iTunes. iTunes even has a preprogrammed "bass reduce" on its equaliser, as if it knows already that this inherent bass boost "feature" has been built into the Macbook, and cannot be defeated by the user.
The digital audio is of sufficiently high quality to play well on a very good to excellent sound-system; so, it's a shame someone has mucked around with the frequency response of the analogue conversion, by designing the frequency distortion right into the computer. This motherboard, (which includes the sound-section), has been replaced, along with the speakers, and everything sounds exactly the same as it was before.
To receive a flat frequency response and no frequency distortion, I listen on one receiver using Airtunes, (it doesn't matter whether or not the analogue or digital output jack is wired analogue or connected via optical cable.... the freq. response is flat); and I listen on a high-end stereo system using an USB output port to an A/D converter, passing the analogue result using long patch-cords connected to the "line-in" jacks of the stereo. The bummer is that most of my audio sources are not derived from iTunes... hence, I cannot use Airtunes with Airport express for them. I've tried using "Airfoil" without luck. The sound becomes distorted with sibilance and other frequency anomalies.
Question: has anyone else discovered this sound imperfection in any Mac product? And, does anyone know if Apple is aware of it? Finally, has anyone found an Apple fix for the problem; or, at least, come up with better solutions than I have?
Thanks heaps for any impute and answers you may supply!! junadownsArmy wrote:
This might not help you a lot, but if you want a stable system, try using packages from the repo wherever possible, look at the news before you update your system and don't mess things up (like bad configuration etc.).
When it comes to performance, you won't gain much by compiling linux by yourself! Just use the linux package from [core] or if you want a bit more performance, install the ck-kernel from
[repo-ck]
Server = http://repo-ck.com/$arch
(this has to go to the bottom of /etc/pacman.conf)
(use that one which is best for your cpu (in your case this might be the package linux-ck-corex).
Hmmm, Linux-ck-corex doesn't even load.. I am now trying to install the generic one. Hope it works.
Edit: I will first try linux-lqx...
Last edited by exapplegeek (2012-06-26 18:33:31) -
Is the ram in my Imac Al compatible with my macbook Core Duo???
Is the ram in my Imac Al compatible with my macbook Core Duo??? The ram in my Imac is 2x 1GB.
Thanks,
KANEHi KANE,
all Intel-Macs, with the exception of the Mac Pro, use the same kind of RAM-Modules .
Specs are: 200-pin DDR2 SDRAM SO-DIMMs up to 1.25” in height. The SO-DIMMs must be DDR2-667 (PC2-5300) compliant and must be unbuffered, unregistered, 8-byte, nonparity, and non-ECC.
So feel free to swap.
Stefan -
My brand new MacBook Pro retina display not charging the battery any more after 3 weeks...no green or red Led. Any one now about this problem? Thanks
Either the power brick is damaged, or the charging circuit is on the blink, or both. Either way, a trip to the Apple Store or the Apple Authorized Service Provider is in order, as this ain't no bargain basement toy.
In the meantime, can attempt an SMC Reset to see if it helps. -
i bought macbook pro 2 days ago. its battery decrease quickly. i've callibrated the battery. i charge the battery full but when i remove the adapter, its battery goes 97% within 2 minutes. please help
that seems normal: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1909. Also, new macs do not require battery calibration: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490
-
My Macbook Pro shut down because the battery power ran out. Now I cannot start it and the battery will not charge. Only one green battery charge light lights up and blinks on the left side. I am running Lion. How do I get this to charge and turn on? Thanks
If your model Macbook Pro is the calibrating model, let the battery calibrate.
If not, and are still under warrant or have Apple Care, give them a call and get a case number. Otherwise, take the computer to an Apple store or an AASP. Whichever is more convenient for you. -
I have a 13" macbook pro and an 11" macbook air. Is there any way to charge the battery on the air with the power supply of the macbook pro?
If the charging plug fits, use it.
-
What is the max capacity of HDD for MACBOOK core duo
My macbook core duo can use a 160gb (or more) HDD, cant it?
Message was edited by: phamhainguyen68Hi
Welcome to Apple Discussions
Specs for a current model Core 2 Duo MacBook can be found here:
http://www.apple.com/macbook/specs.html
Specs for the earlier model Core Duo MacBook can be found here:
http://support.apple.com/specs/macbook/macbook.html
I have an early model Core Duo MacBook (about 18 months old) and I've increased the HD to 160 GB, split into two partitions for OS X and XP. No problems.
Bob -
How can I charge the battery in my macbook pro on a plane
I am getting ready to take a flight to Australia. How what do i need to get to charge the battery on the plane?
You have to bring your charger with you and hope their is an electrical outlet that is compatible with your charger near the seat you are sitting in. I do not know of any other way.
-
My charger connects with my computer with a very faint green light (not the normal orange light) and can maintain the computer turned on but does not charge the battery. The power source to keep it on is the power adapter and that it's "Not charging" on the battery settings. And my charger seems to charge other computers fine.
The part of my mac where the adapter (L-shaped, magnetic) attaches is a bit damaged - a small piece of the white case/body around the part where the adapter attaches is broken off, but that's just an outer damage.
I don't know what's wrong with my computer, and if anyone has had a similar experience or knows what's going on, it'd be tremendously helpful!
Thank you!!Hi Christopher,
Doubtful an upgrade would fix a hardware issue. If you are thinking of upgarding to Lion, best to do all necessary maintenance first.
Try Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
If that doesn't help try here > Apple Portables: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters -
Step-by-step guide to upgrading a MacBook Core Duo from 802.11g to 802.11n.
Hardmac.com has post a step-by-step guide on how to upgrading a MacBook Core Duo from 802.11g to 802.11n using an 802.11n card from the Mac Pro desktop. The upgrade was also tested and confirmed to work with the AirPort Extreme 802.11n at 802.11n speed.
There is no reason that a similar upgrade shouldn't also work with the MacBook Pro.
http://www.hardmac.com/articles/71/Hardmac.com has post a step-by-step guide on how to
upgrading a MacBook Core Duo from 802.11g to 802.11n
using an 802.11n card from the Mac Pro desktop. The
upgrade was also tested and confirmed to work with
the AirPort Extreme 802.11n at 802.11n speed.
There is no reason that a similar upgrade shouldn't
also work with the MacBook Pro.
http://www.hardmac.com/articles/71/
Gino,
Interesting how the Apple 802.11n Enabler installed on the MacBook with no problems using the CD that comes with the AirPort Express.
I must try that.
Thanks for the post!
William -
Charging the battery vs. Using the adapter
I'm trying to get a definitive answer about keeping the MacBook Pro connected to the AC adapter while using it as my desktop computer. Is it OK? Not OK? Should the battery be charged to a "full charge " state and then used until prompted to plug in the adapter? Or, can it be connected to the adapter all the time? The MacBook Pro has replaced an iMac that was my primary computer and it's infrequent that I take it from my office to another place. Thanks.
I think if you searched the forums you would find the question has been answered definitively.
The charging circuitry stops charging the battery once the charge level exceeds 95 percent. The battery will not re-charge until the charge level drops below 95 percent. Thus, you can leave the charger connected without concern that the battery will be undergoing continuous discharge and charge cycles that reduce the battery's overall life. However, if you do not periodically calibrate the battery the accuracy of the SMU's measure of the battery's charge level will deteriorate. Thus, you should re-calibrate the battery about once a month. -
MacBook Core Duo vs. MacBook Core Duo 2: does it matter?
I'm poised and ready to click BUY, but I still have a couple of questions. I'm moving on from my iBook G4, to a MacBook. I thought I was ready to go for the new MacBook Core Duo 2, but then I saw the refurbished MacBook Core Duo--and a refurbished MacBook Pro for the same price as a new MacBook. Now I'm confused all over again!
So, what's the major change between Core Duo and Core Duo 2? And is it possible for the MacBook Pro to be too much computer for me? In addition to the usual Apple stuff, I use Microsoft Office 2004, Photoshop Elements 4.0, and FileMaker Pro 8.5.
One last question, is it true that the text appears smaller on the MacBook than on the iBook G4?In case anyone is interested--I ended up buying the MacBook Core Duo 2, 1.83, with an upgrade to 1MB. I was THIS CLOSE to getting the refurbished one, until I found out that the Core Duo 2 runs cooler than the original. Since I use my soon-to-be-replaced iBook on my lap 101% of the time, temperature was a huge consideration for me. In fact, when I first made the switch to a laptop, I bought a PowerBook and returned it after, oh, an HOUR of use, due to first degree burns (okay, not quite). When I called Apple, they told me that the computer was not a LAPtop, but rather a portable computer. I "ported" it right back to them.
Wish me luck with my new MacBook!!! I'll come back and let you know how it goes--good, bad, or otherwise! (I always feel like not enough people post good news...)
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Maybe you are looking for
-
HT1689 Can anything be done if my iPod was stolen, and I still have it registered under my account?
I never unregistered my iPod from my account, and it was recently stolen.. If I still have the serial code, can anything be done? and how do I go about getting it back if I find where it is? All passwords have been changed, and I DID NOT have iCloud
-
Hi! I downloaded iOS7 via a Wi-Fi network earlier today, and I've been waiting to install it until recently. However, I was having a couple errors when I tried installing it, so I turned it off and back on again, and it started installing just fine.
-
Hi CCX Script Experts, CCX 9.0(2) Cisco QM 9.0 I want to just make sure there is a way on CCX scripting a step to record calls somehow. Basically I want the IVR port to initiate a conference between Caller A (Original calling phone) and Caller B
-
Handling an critical object if it is down
Hi, In our J2EE web application we have so many critical functionality which is handled by various component. Say if one of the critical object or the respective critical system is down. How we can serve the request and still get the response from
-
How to truncate a micro feed? or set a filter to display the last 5 posts etc?