Missing battery history in macOS preferences

michals89 wrote:

My main concern was about the missing data in battery report. I agree that isn't a big deal,

but I was wondering about cause of it - if it's only a software issue caused by system crash, or something with the battery / hardware.

I think it is a good guess the system crash caused your missing battery info.

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michals89 wrote:

Missing battery history in macOS preferences

My MacBook probably had a system crash when it was in the asleep state. It wasn't connected to a charger. When I turned it on and checked the battery preferences I've noticed that there is a missing part of the battery history (Screenshoot attached below).

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/63fef82a-f713-4899-b472-38d29dddcf38

It's a little bit strange that between 6 and 10 there is no battery report. Is it a normal behavior?

I also made a check when the MacBook is turned off, but then the battery level is reported normally.

Thank you!

And how is this impacting your daily work flow...?

I would be more concerned about the "System Crash when it was in the asleep state" which you give no corroborating information or insight.

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