Take a look at the picture... Somethings not right here...
Nice, keep it going to see how long it can really run
Is it one of the new models fresh out of the store? If you don't have absolutely nothing running, it might show something lke this
btw I saw you used Grab? cmd+shift+3 too complicated huh?
I'm afraid that my macbook will catch on fire or something haha
Maybe the thing that measure's the battery is broken?
Let's say your true 100% charge battery life is 5 hours. 65336mAh divided by 4100mAh = 15.9x
So 5 hours x 15.9 = 79.5 hours of battery life on a single charge!!!...now wouldn't that be neat!!!
I'm guessing that the battery time indicator is probably programmed to display a maximum of 10.00 hours...thus not showing 79.5 hours.
But in reality...obviously there's some sort of "glitch" going on here.
- Nick
If you're really concerned about this...try restarting your computer.
If that doesn't fix it try:
- shutting down your computer
- remove the battery
- wait 30-60 seconds
- install the battery
- restart
If that doesn't do it...you may have to try resetting the PMU:
Apple Portables: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
I have had this happen to me before...sometimes you don't have to worry about it...and just let it run it's course. Sometimes after 10-15 minutes on battery power, it will fix itself.
- Nick
No it's 8 months old and the battery has like 400 something load cycles. Every since I updated to Snow Leopard the battery signal has been acting weird.
By the way...463 load-cycles in 8 months is a lot!
Do you run your laptop on battery power quite a bit...something like going thru 2 full battery charges/day?
Just curious,
- Nick
Ok back to normal now! 3 hours and 39 minutes left! That's more like it...
Thanks for the help guys!
3:39...is still decent battery life (IMHO). With a new battery + your old battery (as a back up) you will have plenty of "battery time" if you need it.
- Nick
You have 25 macs!!? Whoa that's a lot!