MBP says No batteries available

**Erie** · 23-04-2010

Hi,
I have a Macbook Pro. I am using this after a week. It was unused for a week. Now when I plug my macbook on the sector battery inserted, the MacBook starts up and the little tab bar appears tiger or the battery and its various settings, it indicate that there are no established battery connected. if I unplugged the sector, the laptop stays on but still can not find the battery. Here I am unable to restart unless the system is connected to mainl in, Even after reboot the same message comes out.

**Eru** · 23-04-2010

Here you battery seems non functional. Try to remove the battery and keep it aside for sometime. Then put it back and put the same on charging. If this does not work then your battery is damaged and you cannot use this. You will have to replace and get a new one for you. Just contact apple care for the same. If your system comes under warranty then I hope you might get a replacement.

**Erubiel** · 23-04-2010

There may be a lack of power supply or a lack of maintenance of the battery which is cycles of charge or proper discharge not made. If you think there's an equipment failure then that is less possible if your system is new. If it is under warranty, you should consult an authorized service center for Apple and explain the problem. That will be a better option.

**Felix46** · 23-04-2010

I think the battery might be not functioning. This happens in some macbook machines on which the batteries are not working properly. In my case I had gone for replacement. The guarantee of a Mac is international. An accredited center near your home is perfectly competent to make any repairs in charge and be reimbursed by Apple if necessary. A laptop is by definition intended to travel, anywhere in this mode phones can be supported by a service center approved.

**Filiberto** · 23-04-2010

You mac adapter need minimum 4 Amp outline support where sometime 18V or 19V voltage is high. Concerning the burden of Lithium, the 80% load is realized with a current! The remaining 20% in slow charge. But if you own a voltmeter, you should find the polarity of your battery. This will help you to find out that what is the exact issue on the battery.

**Aandaleeb** · 23-04-2010

The battery in your MacBook is showing signs of weakness. Do not hesitate to choose his replacement by a TruePower battery. This type of battery offers improved battery life, this battery also has a reliability and longevity. I had similar issue in my mac system and thus I had called for replacement. I had purchased the same and now this is working great.