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Ya Strung is right, follow those steps. And if you have Apple Care they will replace the battery for you, so if all else fails call 1-800-my-apple (1-800-692-7753) and tell them you tried the support article and that your battery is defective.<br />
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Hope that helps.<br />

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Ya Strung is right, follow those steps. And if you have Apple Care they will replace the battery for you, so if all else fails call 1-800-my-apple (1-800-692-7753) and tell them you tried the support article and that your battery is defective.

Hope that helps.


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Hi,<br />
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My macbook battery suddenly stopped getting detected, there is a &quot;X&quot; in place of battery display. Before getting dead the battery was performing very well. Can somebody help me to solve this problem.<br />
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Hi,

My macbook battery suddenly stopped getting detected, there is a "X" in place of battery display. Before getting dead the battery was performing very well. Can somebody help me to solve this problem.




MAC battery not getting detected

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