My Macbook Pro ran out of charge yesterday, the battery was at 5%, I closed the screen and left it, today I put it on charge and it simply won't charge and won't turn on. It should be noted that this is the second MacBook Pro with the same problem. The first one was also the same way and to this day it doesn't charge or turn on.
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 14.5
You MAY be able to recover by connecting the power adapter and just leaving it for a while, like overnight. If it is not completely ruined, it may trickle-charge enough to make recovery possible. Then try to power on, and if all is working, the computer might initiate a charge cycle if it can. The computer-controlled charge circuits can be activated ONLY if the battery is made stable by a small amount of charge.
Otherwise, your Mac needs service, likely including a US$250 battery replacement and possibly additional parts.
You MAY be able to recover by connecting the power adapter and just leaving it for a while, like overnight. If it is not completely ruined, it may trickle-charge enough to make recovery possible. Then try to power on, and if all is working, the computer might initiate a charge cycle if it can. The computer-controlled charge circuits can be activated ONLY if the battery is made stable by a small amount of charge.
Otherwise, your Mac needs service, likely including a US$250 battery replacement and possibly additional parts.
Tgen your Mac ned to be evaluated by Service.
If you have an Apple-owned store available, your visit (with appointment) for an evaluation is free, and there is no obligation to make any of the recommended repairs.
Battery life also depends on two factors you may be able to control a bit better. Lithium polymer batteries deteriorate when they get too hot, and when they are subject to very deep discharge. These should be avoided when possible.
If you beat the **** out of any electro-mechanical device, it WILL stop working.
I left it charging all night
and it didn't work. honestly,
I'm very disappointed in the apple.
It doesn't make sense just because
the battery runs out of charge and
you have to change it. This is the
second computer I have with the
same problem
It means the solution will be replace the battery?
Charge MacBook pro