![]() Since a couple of weeks ago, though, my mac started to have a strange behaviour when I turn it on and the battery is lower than 50%: it boots up, I enter the password and it loads correctly, but after 20 seconds it shuts off, displaying the “dead battery” sign. However the battery didn’t present any problem besides reduced battery life (I can get at most 3 hrs), which is not a big deal for me. I own a mid 2014 15” MBP with the original battery (it now has about 1100 cycles, with 70% health, as displayed by Coconut Battery) I used to leave it plugged in pretty much all of its life. This worked for my 2017 MacBook Pro 13” (two thunderbolt ports) that only had 152 charges on the battery. I knew steps 2 through 5 worked because my MacBook would shut off at 62% BUT after the third reset it finally jumped to 6% and I was able to run it unplugged for a ridiculously time.
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