Running MRI(Mac resource inspector) on macbook pro?

Hi ,
can anyone tell me how to run MRI on mac.
I am concerned regarding my battery and want to run a diagnostic.
Please let me know the detailed steps involved in running MRI.
THanks in advance.

if you want to run a mri, you will have to take it in to a service centre as only the service personal have software and authourity to perform a mri. Curently apple does not allow their consumers to perform a mri

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