hello,
I just woke up my MacBook Pro. When I opened the lid it just went into internet recovery mode. Once that started it showed I didn't have a hard drive. I shut down and powered back on and pressed command & D and i was able to get back to my log in screen. I noticed that I had only 37% left on my battery, when I had 97% at the time I shut it down, four hours ago. I didn't have anything else plugged during this time. I looked in activity monitor and saw at least ten mdworkers running. that's a spotlight behavior, correct? Has anyone else seen this issue? If so, what's causing it? I just picked this MacBook Pro up from the refurb store, so i can still return, but would prefer not to go that route.
Thanks
update: i have reset SMC and NVRAM. I have noticed that when I restart now that there is a grid that flashes on the screen for less than a second. it just covers my wallpaper. no graphic scramble or such.
I just woke up my MacBook Pro. When I opened the lid it just went into internet recovery mode. Once that started it showed I didn't have a hard drive. I shut down and powered back on and pressed command & D and i was able to get back to my log in screen. I noticed that I had only 37% left on my battery, when I had 97% at the time I shut it down, four hours ago. I didn't have anything else plugged during this time. I looked in activity monitor and saw at least ten mdworkers running. that's a spotlight behavior, correct? Has anyone else seen this issue? If so, what's causing it? I just picked this MacBook Pro up from the refurb store, so i can still return, but would prefer not to go that route.
Thanks
update: i have reset SMC and NVRAM. I have noticed that when I restart now that there is a grid that flashes on the screen for less than a second. it just covers my wallpaper. no graphic scramble or such.
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