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If your battery is between 12 and 12.4 volts, you can recharge it using your vehicle’s alternator. Simply drive around while using as little electricity as possible. That means no stereo, no lights (don’t do this at night), and no heating or A/C. Conserving electricity this way will send as much energy as possible directly to the battery.

When you arrive at an Apple Store, find an employee holding an iPad, who should be able to check you into your Genius Bar appointment. If you chose a service provider instead, ask a staff member for help.
Steve, you are just plain wrong. Yes after a Battery is truly Dead you are correct but many times a trick will freshen up a Power tool Battery.