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aliug

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Mar 8, 2010
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Hi all,

After using all the power inside the battery, my macbook turning of normally but although I connect the power cord immediately and push the power button it is not opening about 10-15 min.???
 
hmm if it happens to me, i just connect the power, open the macbook, and it starts booting from hibernation or something like that :)
but when you press the button, does it show something on the screen? or you just cant turn it on for 10 mins?
 
hmm if it happens to me, i just connect the power, open the macbook, and it starts booting from hibernation or something like that :)
but when you press the button, does it show something on the screen? or you just cant turn it on for 10 mins?
When I press the button anything appears on the screen and nothing happen, but 10-15 min later it is opening by itself
 
There could be an issue with the power cable or battery.

Or, it could also just need an SMC reset.

Also, check to be sure you aren't using a 60 watt adapter.

Those will generally charge MPBs, slowly, but can't sustain power to a system with a dead battery.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964

If the SMC reset doesn't solve it, and it's an 85 Watt, take it to a store (both the system and adapter), and have them tested. Make an appointment first.
 
There could be an issue with the power cable or battery.

Or, it could also just need an SMC reset.

Also, check to be sure you aren't using a 60 watt adapter.

Those will generally charge MPBs, slowly, but can't sustain power to a system with a dead battery.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964

If the SMC reset doesn't solve it, and it's an 85 Watt, take it to a store (both the system and adapter), and have them tested. Make an appointment first.
Thank you very much for your help
 
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