Macbook Pro battery drain after migration/restore?

[dictoresno]

My sister gave me her old Macbook Pro mid 2010 with a bad hard drive. I replaced it and now works great. I restored/migrated data from my iMac via ethernet cable and noticed the battery drains very fast on it now. My sister said apple replaced the battery under 2 years ago, so it should still be good. it drains almost 1% every minute or two. Is it possible that the restore was funky and is creating the drain? I won't bother or hurt me to start from scratch and reinstall the OS, so I will if it will fix the drain. But I would rather not go that route if its not necessary. Any ideas?

 

[Mike in Kansas]

Can you run Activity Monitor and see what is chewing up your CPU? Since this is basically a new install it's possible that Spotlight is indexing the hard drive. After it is done, CPU utilization should go down.

 

[dictoresno]

the install was about two weeks ago so I'm sure its settled by now.

i downloaded coconut battery to evaluate the battery and these are its stats:

Max Charge - 6642 mAh, design capacity 6900 mAh (96.3% of design)
Load Cycles - 337
Battery Status - Good
Manufacture Date - 9/25/12
Manufacturer - SMP
Age - 1135 days
Activity Monitor shows 98% idle when i pause for a second while looking at it.

So the battery appears to be working right, maybe its just me.