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I have Macbook Air A1370 (MacbookAir4.1, High Sierra) I had to replace an original nearly dead battery with the replacement I bought on eBay. I received A1495 battery instead of A1406 supposed for my Mac (even it was advertised as compatible) When I replaced the battery the system became extremely slow, but as it was in another country it was very hard and costly to return/exchange battery. Finally I found a solution. You have to delete one plist file from your system. You may find the solution here: google => macbook-pro-running-slow-battery-fix To be able to delete a plist you may have to disable SIP. Saved me a lot of time and money :-) P.S. I also tried to update SMC, but I didn't find a solution for High Sierra as an update mentioned earlier doesn't work on High Sierra and I'm not sure the SMC on my Mac is up to date.

I have Macbook Air A1370 (MacbookAir4.1, High Sierra) I had to replace an original nearly dead battery with the replacement I bought on eBay. I received A1495 battery instead of A1406 supposed for my Mac (even it was advertised as compatible) When I replaced the battery the system became extremely slow, but as it was in another country it was very hard and costly to return/exchange battery. Finally I found a solution. You have to delete one plist file from your system. You may find the solution here: http://machmachines.com/macbook-pro-running-slow-battery-fix/ To be able to delete a plist you may have to disable SIP: https://www.macbartender.com/system-item-setup/ Saved me a lot of time and money :-) P.S. I also tried to update SMC, but I didn't find a solution for High Sierra as an update mentioned earlier doesn't work on High Sierra and I'm not sure the SMC on my Mac is up to date.

I have Macbook Air A1370 (MacbookAir4.1, High Sierra) I had to replace an original nearly dead battery with the replacement I bought on eBay. I received A1495 battery instead of A1406 supposed for my Mac (even it was advertised as compatible) When I replaced the battery the system became extremely slow, but as it was in another country it was very hard and costly to return/exchange battery. Finally I found a solution. You have to delete one plist file from your system. You may find the solution here: http://machmachines.com/macbook-pro-running-slow-battery-fix/ To be able to delete a plist you may have to disable SIP: https://www.macbartender.com/system-item-setup/ Saved me a lot of time and money :-) P.S. I also tried to update SMC, but I didn't find a solution for High Sierra as an update mentioned earlier doesn't work on High Sierra and I'm not sure the SMC on my Mac is up to date.

My Bose Revolve didn’t charge. When I connected it to power the charge sound plays and the yellow charge lad glows but no charge after a few hours and Revolve didn’t switch on at all, after performing soft resets and after connecting to power and pressing the power button it said battery low that’s it.

I started google the problem and find no exact solution.

Then I connected the Revolve to my laptop using mini-USB and downloaded software updater from Bose website. The Revolve appeared in Updater app and suggested the software update, after the update the Revolve went back to life.

I hope it will help to a lot of users bring back to life their Revolve. It’s strange to me that BOSE didn’t clearly advise this solution on their website.