Lately, many online users reported that their MacBook Pro suddenly failed to charge, the battery level was displayed as 1%, and maintenance was prompted.
It is reported that this MacBook product cannot be charged problem is not an isolated case. The problem mainly broke out in 2017 MacBook Pro products that generally occurred around New Year’s Day this year.
According to ‘Consumer Report’, because many consumers’ computers have exceeded their warranty period, they can only replace their batteries with new ones at their own debt, but the failure reappears after replacing the batteries.
Several users believe that this problem is caused by upgrading to the 11.1 version of the macOS Big Sur system, but some users say that their computer has not been updated to the latest macOS Big Sur system version, and it also fails to charge The problem.
According to the boss network report, Apple’s customer service responded that it was a problem after the system was updated, and it may generally be related to the system. In response to this matter, the engineering department is currently doing repairs.
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