Won't Start after Battery was Allowed to Run Down
So, I'd been working with an after-market battery, by Anker, which was reviewed highly on Amazon.
Overtime if the computer was run until the battery died, the computer wouldn't turn on. I'd have to remove the battery, hold down the power button to discharge any additional power, put it back in, and sometimes that little white light would come, and sometimes it wouldn't.
Sometimes it would take leaving the laptop without a battery overnight. I was able to get it to work the last 4 times that happened, but now, despite purchasing an Apple OEM battery, the unit is completely unresponsive.
The battery will charge, the MagSafe adapter seems to work properly, but going from the battery to booting the computer itself, nothing.
No spills, drops, or other catastrophic events.
Any ideas?
My wife needs this unit since it's her only computer and doing certain work on a tablet or phone is extremely inefficient. Thanks!
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I'm a little lost here. You replace the battery with a Anker unit from Amazon and then you bought another battery from somewhere? This battery is not working either.
Did you calibrate the battery?
If it is able to run off of the MagSafe download this app: CoconutBattery take a snapshot of the main window of the app while the MagSafe is plugged in and then hopefully the system runs after you disconnect the MagSafe take a second snapshot. If you can also take a snapshot of the battery info button info as well. Post the images here following this guide: Bilder zu einer vorhandenen Frage hinzufügen
von Dan
Hi Dan. The computer won't boot, so I can't take a screenshot. No response on the press of the power button. No white light to indicate the unit is receiving power. I bought the Anker battery months ago because the OEM battery was old and couldn't hold a charge. Based upon some cursory research, it seemed as though the battery could be the cause (particularly since the computer had problems booting when the battery drained completely). I bought the new OEM battery to apply this hypothesis, but without success. Still no power to the laptop. The magsafe adapter will charge the battery, but the battery won't power the computer. Oh, and it won't boot with the magsafe attached and the battery removed either.
von Andrew