Macbook crashes when on battery power
Laterly my macbook, which is uses very often, suddenly crashes every now and then when it's on battery power. Even when it's is (almost) full. It's 18 month's old. With the ac lead in everything is fine. Could there be something wrong with the battery? See below for the battery info from the system profiler (currently the battery is at 30%)
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh): 652
Fully charged: No
Charging: No
Full charge capacity (mAh): 1823
Health Information:
Cycle count: 405
Condition: Poor
Battery Installed: Yes
Amperage (mA): -1193
Voltage (mV): 10973
Any tips or help would be much appreciated.
Welcome to the forums. You should start a new thread with your problems as this indicates a new post needing help. Someone seeing an old post come up may think there is nothing new just a response to an old post. You will have better responses with a new post for your problem instead of tagging it onto an old post.
As to your battery. How often do you do the following? Calibrating a MacBook or MacBook Pro battery
Calibrating your MacBook battery is important and can help prolong the life of your battery.
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Message was edited by: No ExitNo Exit wrote:
I own a 2.16 Ghz MBP. Last night, I installed 4 Gigs of ram (2x2 Gigs)purchased from crucial.com into my MBP. (Yes, I realize that the MBP only utilizes about 3.3 Gigs of the ram, but I wanted the benefits of running with a matched pair).
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Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
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Wake On LAN: Yes
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Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
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Pack Lot Code: 0001
PCB Lot Code: 0000
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Hardware Revision: 0202
Cell Revision: 0100
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Battery Installed: Yes
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AC Power:
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Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
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Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On LAN: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
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Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 2
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
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PCB Lot Code: 0000
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Hardware Revision: 0202
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Hello!
My Macbook Pro is about 2 years old and it seems to be randomly shutting down when the battery is at about 40%. This has happened twice in the past 3 days. Both times, when the battery was at about 35-45% and was not plugged in with an adapter the computer would shut down without any warning and wouldn't turn on again unless it was plugged in. Once it restated (the full boot up) no applications acted as if they had "crashed" (though, thankfully I was never in the process of working on something, just browsing the internet), and Firefox, when reopened, opened up all my tabs as before the system crashed. Also, once it restarted the battery wasn't depleted and still showed about a 45% charge.
To complicate matters, the computer doesn't die every time the battery reaches 35-45% (one of those days it decharged fully and gave me the reserve battery warning as usual), so it doesn't seem to be a dead cell in the battery, if I understand correctly. The first time it randomly shut down was 3 days ago. Earlier today my computer decharged fully and gave me a reserve battery warning, at which point I plugged it in. However this evening it again died on my at 45% battery life, I restarted it by plugging it in, and then as an experiment unplugged it once it had started up. In the next 10 minutes it shut down once more.
I've removed the battery and there isn't any dust or grime, so that's not the problem as far as I know.
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Maybe my computer is overheating (I do have a case on it, but it should ventilate correctly)?
Or perhaps it has a virus? Though I have Norton Antivirus and it runs scans about 3 times a week and has not found anything ever.
I'd like to get this sorted out so I don't have to be paranoid about loosing my data in case I ever am working on something. And I'd really like to not have to plug it in all the time (I'm a college student...plugging it in everywhere on campus can be a pain in the ***).
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looking at your battery figures, your description of the computer's behaviour, and the age of the battery it is pretty clear that it has simply deteriorated to the point where it can no longer sustain normal operation.
The short answer is that you need a new battery.
The long answer is that when computers running on batteries shut down unexpectedly it is simply because the battery is not able to provide the transient power needed for a particular task or tasks. It usually occurs because the internal resistance in the battery has built up to the point where, though the battery can still store electricity, it can't deliver it sufficiently quickly to meet the demand.
It is like a car with plenty of petrol in the tank but a faulty fuel pump. It will trundle along quite happily on the flat for quite a while, but if you put your foot down to overtake or climb a hill the engine will stall because it can't get enough gas to meet the increased demand. At this point you can choose the dangerous option to keep on driving on flat roads only, and to never overtake anything or "put your foot down" to get out of trouble until the fuel pump dies completely (which you can be certain it will soon do), or you can get it fixed by getting a new one. The same applies with batteries, though you are "only" risking data loss and hard drive corruption with a computer, rather than your life!
The variation in the amount of time for which it ran before cutting out will simply be due to variations in power demand when doing different sorts of tasks. You will find, too, that the battery will cut out earlier and earlier, under lower and lower power demand situations, as it continues to deteriorate. (Once these batteries start exhibiting this behaviour you can be sure that they are well on the way out)
If you take your battery to an Apple AASP or Apple Store they can quickly test it for you, but if I were you I'd be preparing to buy a new one.
This has nothing to do with viruses or the like. It is a very common experience with the batteries in these MBPs when they are around a couple of years old. My own first battery in essentially the same model became problematic after 18 months.
Cheers
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MBP details
13-inch MacBook Pro, early 2011 (model identifier: MacBookPro8,1)
Running Yosemite, OS X 10.10.1 (however, problem started while using Mavericks)
2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
4 GB memory
Symptoms
* the MBP goes into hibernation instead of sleep upon closing the lid on battery power (i.e., when AC adapter is NOT connected)
-- problem does not occur when AC adapter is connected
* putting the computer to sleep by other means does not induce the problem; these other means include:
-- [i] option+command+Power,
-- [ii] Apple Icon --> Sleep,
-- [iii] in Terminal: pmset sleepnow
* the battery is NOT getting drained at all; if I close the lid on 87%, the battery is still at about 87% when I get the MBP back up and running
To be as clear as possible:
(1) MBP is on and in use (power source: battery); battery is at X%
(2) the lid is then closed
(3) the battery indicator light glows bright for about 10 seconds, then shuts off, and with it so does the MBP (all fans and sounds cease)
(4) opening the lid and pressing any key on the keyboard does nothing (the computer is not sleeping)
(5) to turn the MBP back on, I must hit the power button once; this brings up and the gray screen and loading bar indicative of returning from hibernation
(6) log in; battery is still at X%
Attempted Solutions / Fixes
There are Apple Discussions addressing similar MBP issues, many of which at least have work-arounds, if not full-blown solutions. However, I have tried many of the proposed work-arounds and solutions; nothing has solved my problem. Such attempted solutions include:
* made sure EFI/SMC firmware was up to date
* updated all software
* logged in as a different user
* booted in Safe Mode
* reset the PRAM
* repaired disk permissions using Disk Utility
* repaired additional disk permissions in recovery mode (a la this chron.com advice)
* ran the Apple Hardware Test multiple times (short test while plugged in, short test on battery, extended test while plugged in, extended test on battery)
* booted from an external known-good OS on USB drive
* reseated the RAM
* used MemTest to test the RAM's health (it was good)
* tested my battery's health with the app Battery Health (it is healthy!)
* booted my computer with one stick of the MBP's original RAM at a time (figured "why not?")
* booted my computer using other sticks of RAM
* checked my power management settings using PMSET in the terminal (e.g., pmset -g); tried various hibernation modes (e.g., sudo pmset -a hibernationmode X, where X=0,1,3, etc)
* searched/grepped through my power management logs and Console messages to look for googleable items (e.g., pmset -g log | grep WORD, where WORD=failure, sleep, etc); still have not found help online
* brought the MBP to a Mac Genius
-- he ran some further tests, but found nothing;
-- he re-installed my OS as a hopeful-hail-mary-just-maybe-last-ditch effort; the problem persisted!
-- we both agreed that we had ruled out a software cause
-- he offered me to leave my MBP to get fixed for a flat fee of $300.00 (which after a couple weeks of trying to figure this out is starting to sound more and more reasonable)
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If someone with more experience interpreting Console messages, for example, can help, I'd be happy to provide some logs, or any additional information.
Thank you for your time and consideration.Ok, this is a crazy-simple, quasi-embarrassing fix, but I'll post it anyway just in case anyone is having a similar problem (for example, this guy: Changes to pmset being ignored).
Some time around late last August / early September (2014) this issue began happening for me (specifically, issue = closing lid while on battery power induces hibernation / shut down instead of sleep --- independent of hibernation mode). Maybe it was when I upgraded to Yosemite (not sure what the exact date of that was). As detailed in my original post, I frantically tried everything I could think of... At that time, however, I had quite a few presentations and posters to create and present at meetings and conferences, so I held off fixing it for a couple of months and returned to it this past week, where I tried a few more things listed above, but again to no avail...
This morning, I simply tried fudging around with all my power management settings again (via pmset in Terminal). The simplicity of the fix surprised me. But now that I understand it, I know it is likely the same fix for other threads I've read, such as the one above:
(TLDR in bold)
(1) Take note of your power management settings (Terminal: pmset -g custom)
(2) Is the "standby" flag set to 0? If so, set it to 1. Wa-la! Done.
This fix is crazy and embarrassing b/c I was so close to it for so long. I tried changing my hibernation modes multiple times (sudo pmset -a hibernatemode X, where X=0,1,3,25,etc). I read about manipulating other PMSET settings that helped other people with newer MBPs, like "autopoweroff" and "autopoweroffdelay" --- settings that I do not have on the MBP early 2011 (check your settings: pmset -g cap). And most amazingly of all, I even messed with the "standbydelay" setting, trying to make it so long that my computer should never go into hibernation... Yet, from what I can tell by looking over my notes, I never simply set "standby" from 0 to 1.
There are interesting questions that arise due to this fix. For example, why did this problem persist on clean installs of OS Yosemite? Is "standby" being set to 0 the Yosemite default? I'm not sure. If it is, then Kappy was right: this was normal behavior... It just wasn't always the normal behavior...at least not for my MBP. Normal behavior (hibernatemode 3) used to be (and now is again) that the MBP goes into safe sleep, and then only after an allotted amount of time will it go into full-blown hibernation.
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MacBook crashes when connected to charger
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Any ideas would be welcome, Thank YouMany people with 2wire access points have confided problems with connectivity. Most often it is remedied by doing a firmware update to the wireless router, but most employees do not have the authority to do that sort of thing. If you have a computer tech, ask him or her if they could visit the 2wire website and do any firmware updates which the wireless router hasn't had. Realize that this may or may not cure your problem, many who have updated to OS 10.4.10 have experienced continued problems with connectivity, probably because of mismatches in the "standard specifications" of wireless connectivity.
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MacBook shuts down on battery power at high cpu usage
I have a black MacBook core 2 duo (MacBook 2,1) that has always worked perfectly, but about 2 weeks ago it started to shut down without any notification.
When I am doing CPU intensive tasks I can hear a click and immediately after the computer turns off. This happens with different applications and even running Windows trough Boot Camp.
My first thought was that the computer shuts down itself to prevent overheating but since I only get the problem when running on battery power I rejected that theory.
In the other side my battery is working well, because it has only 183 charge cycles and the full capacity is 4169 mAh, meaning 82% of the capacity of a new one. With airport and bluetooth turned off and low brightness on the screen I can still read PDFs for more than 5 hours.
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Battery Information:
Model Information:
Serial Number: DP-bq20z951-3981-3c62
Manufacturer: DP
Device name: bq20z951
Pack Lot Code: 0000
PCB Lot Code: 0000
Firmware Version: 002a
Hardware Revision: 0005
Cell Revision: 0100
Charge Information:
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Fully charged: No
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Computer Shuts down when on battery power at 80%
The battery power indicates anywhere from 80% to 90% and will shut down the computer.
No warning, No Low Battery indicator, No error messages.
The only way to boot up is to use the power adapter.
I have tried to reset the computer
I have tried to update the latest battery update, but it tells me it is already installed.
This computer is 8 months old.
Is there anything else I can try?I had/have this exact same problem after I installed the battery update 1.3 on Macbook Pro a few days ago.
I tried a SMC reset & a PRAM reset, all to no avail.
I called Apple today & talked with 2 different agents explaining my problem. One askked me to do another PRAM reset, which I did, again, to no success.
So, they are sending me a new battery, which I am really hoping will solve my problem (Macbook Pro shutting down instantly on an almost full battery at around 84% while not attached to the power cord).
Thing is, I never had a problem with the battery before I installed this update, so this battery update 1.3 somehow corrupted my battery/settings, and unfortunetly once you run this update, your stuck.
There is no way to undo this update as it changes the firmware permanetly.
Ugh.
Next time, I am not going to be so quick when installing "updates", I apparently really don't need. This battery update 1.3 has just caused me headaches & problems on my new Macbook pro.
Heed my advice. Research firmware updates carefully before subjecting your computer to these unneeded "fixes".
My advice is to call Apple & let them know of this problem. Get a new battery. They were apparently unware of this problem update when I called today, and more people need to be vocal about this & complain about this apparently corrupt battery update.
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MacBook Crashing when Camcorder connected...
Bought the Insignia 720p HD camcorder from Best Buy. Read that plenty of people have used it with their Macs, albeit they had to download alternative movie editing software etc...
The problem is: When I connect it via USB 2.0 to my MacBook the MacBook crashes. It pops up with a bulletin that states I need to hold down the power button or hit the restart key to reboot my Mac. When I unplug the camcorder and restart, no problems. When I try to restart with the camcorder still plugged in, it states the same every time until I unplug it.
Driver Problem? Other issue? Any ideas? Obviously some people are using this with a Mac so I don't understand the issue...Interval Since Last Panic Report: -1 sec
Panics Since Last Report: 1
Anonymous UUID: BE7BAD0C-7B16-47D6-B556-A3B93DBB028D
Sun Aug 2 14:08:48 2009
panic(cpu 0 caller 0x003EF40C): "IOUSBDevice::_RESERVEDIOUSBDevice8 called\n"@/SourceCache/xnu/xnu-1228.12.14/libkern/c++/OSMetaClass.cpp:817
Backtrace (CPU 0), Frame : Return Address (4 potential args on stack)
0x77c93a58 : 0x12b4c6 (0x45ec20 0x77c93a8c 0x13355c 0x0)
0x77c93aa8 : 0x3ef40c (0x4a14ec 0x610280 0x610280 0x8)
0x77c93ac8 : 0x6014d4 (0x618118 0x8 0x77c93af8 0x3f0931)
0x77c93ae8 : 0x5af40b66 (0x788de00 0x77c93b0c 0x77c93b18 0x3f3efb)
0x77c93b18 : 0x5af419ce (0x773b200 0x5af46bb4 0x67a40a0 0x0)
0x77c93b78 : 0x416428 (0x773b200 0x7875a00 0x1 0x3f0838)
0x77c93bd8 : 0x417ccb (0x7875a00 0x773b200 0x78a2620 0x1225a7e0)
0x77c93c58 : 0x41752f (0x7875a00 0x6d3ec80 0x0 0x1)
0x77c93ca8 : 0x418238 (0x7875a00 0x2 0x0 0x0)
0x77c93ce8 : 0x411fda (0x7875a00 0x2 0x0 0x7875a00)
0x77c93d28 : 0x5ffc75 (0x7875a00 0x2 0x4 0x0)
0x77c93da8 : 0x97de3c (0x788de00 0x122d8f80 0x1 0x1)
0x77c93dc8 : 0x97d886 (0x122d8f80 0x1 0x1 0x0)
0x77c93e18 : 0x97d3f5 (0x122d8f80 0x618118 0x6733d80 0x10001)
0x77c93e48 : 0x416428 (0x122d8f80 0x788de00 0x1 0x3f0838)
0x77c93ea8 : 0x417ccb (0x788de00 0x122d8f80 0x786cfe0 0x78b13a0)
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Kernel loadable modules in backtrace (with dependencies):
com.apple.iokit.IOUSBMassStorageClass(2.0.6)@0x5af3f000->0x5af48fff
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily(2.0.9)@0x818000
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOUSBFamily(3.1.5)@0x5f1000
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily(1.5.6)@0x831000
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBComposite(3.0.0)@0x97c000->0x97ffff
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com.apple.iokit.IOUSBFamily(3.1.5)@0x5f1000->0x618fff
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS version:
9J61
Kernel version:
Darwin Kernel Version 9.7.0: Tue Mar 31 22:52:17 PDT 2009; root:xnu-1228.12.14~1/RELEASE_I386
System model name: MacBook3,1 (Mac-F22788C8)
System uptime in nanoseconds: 1387872772122
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com.intego.iokit.VirusBarrierService 10.5.8
com.intego.kext.AppBarrierKPI 2.1
com.intego.kext.NetBarrierKPI 10.5.2
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