You will see three options: Show in Menu Bar, Show in Control Center, and Show Percentage. Scroll down to Other Modules and select Battery. This is enabled by default on your MacBook and you can see this by going System Preferences > Energy Saver > select Battery Health and you will see. Go to > System Preferences… and click on Dock & Menu Bar. Show the Battery Percentage in the Menu Bar Where did it go? It took an unexpected journey and landed in Big Sur’s new iOS-like Control Center.Ĭan it be moved back to the menu bar? Yes it can! Here’s how… You see, I had recently updated to the latest macOS and didn’t realize that the lovely little battery percentage icon wasn’t in my menu bar anymore. But why didn’t I notice I was running on battery power in the first place? As I said, it’s normal for me to catch how much battery charge I have out of the corner of my eye, so the answer is simple: Big Sur. -xl.jpg "battery status macbook")
I give up with a sigh before noticing that I’m not connected to a power source.
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Back to the Touch ID – I give it a quick press this time. How to check the battery cycle count on a Mac Youll see the Cycle Count entry under the Health Information heading. The Mac will sleep without warning, and when this happens, turn it off. You’ll see a low battery warning on the Battery Status menu. At this point, unplug the charger and use the Mac until it runs out of battery power. I press a bunch of keys and try swiping and pressing on the trackpad again. Once it’s charged, use the MacBook/Pro/Air for about two hours while the charger is still plugged in and turned on. At this point, I involuntarily begin the “black screen ritual.” You know the drill.
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