Okay, I've trawled the Internet for any answers (haven't found any) to what appears to be a "hidden" feature on the Macbook Pro's, so maybe anyone here might be more insightful.
I have a 2009 13" Macbook Pro, and whenever it's sleeping on battery, I can hold down the battery indicator for a few seconds it sends the MBP into a "hibernation mode".
When on A/C power it doesn't work, nor when the MBP is awake on battery.
I first knew when pressing the button once wouldn't show all the lights accurately, missing a few. So I would hold it down, unknowingly sending it into a deep sleep. Anyone know if this is a feature or something that shouldn't be there.
It's the 2.53Ghz 4GB RAM Core 2 Duo model, if anyone want's to replicate this.
So I guess this is a great battery saving feature (saved my life many a time) Apple hasn't told us about
I have a 2009 13" Macbook Pro, and whenever it's sleeping on battery, I can hold down the battery indicator for a few seconds it sends the MBP into a "hibernation mode".
When on A/C power it doesn't work, nor when the MBP is awake on battery.
I first knew when pressing the button once wouldn't show all the lights accurately, missing a few. So I would hold it down, unknowingly sending it into a deep sleep. Anyone know if this is a feature or something that shouldn't be there.
It's the 2.53Ghz 4GB RAM Core 2 Duo model, if anyone want's to replicate this.
So I guess this is a great battery saving feature (saved my life many a time) Apple hasn't told us about
