Recently, I upgraded my Macbook Pro 15 with Mac OS X 10.6.8 and it tends to run out of battery while accessing wi-fi. After the upgradation, I have been noticing that the problem started as system runs out of battery and shuts down randomly. Please suggest a solution to fix this problem.
Hi friend,
If you web services then automatically you will loose the more battery charge in any device.For avoiding this battery discharge more to some extent you need to follow the below mentioned tips.
+++ Tips to follow to resolve the macbook pro battery runs out while using the wifi :
1. Decrease the backlight of the macbook pro system to save the battery.
2. Use the less web services to avoid the battery consumption more.
3. Set the less effective wallpaper or themes on macbook pro screen.
4. If battery life is over then change to new battery and follow the above tips.
5. Operate only single task at a time to avoid the battery consumption more at a time.
6. Set the power settings of macbook pro 15 to power saving mode.
Thank you......................
Hello friend,
I have the solution for your problem just do as i say...............................
1.This can be the problem of the network drivers.
2.They may be affecting your battery.
3.So you try to update your OS or Restore your Mac using Time Machine.
4.If still you have the problem then it is the hardware problem.
5.So take it to the near by Service Center and get it repaired to fix this problem.
All the best..............................
Hello
Dear user ************
++++++++Please follow these steps +++++++++++
**********The brightness of the phone should be kept as low as possible in which you think can adjust to operate the phone normally.
**********Also the vibration of the phone is one thing which consumes the battery .
**********if you think you don't need the vibration facility then do check it and make it off.
**********Try to keep your phone in power saver mode or sleep mode should be activated.
********** Bluetooth GPS and WIFI are the features which should be turned off when not in use.
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