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<blockquote data-quote="Pete6" data-source="post: 846813" data-attributes="member: 70458">That too is what I though.&nbsp; I too read the release notes prior to upgrading.&nbsp; I looked at the manual and, as you say there is no mention of bttery icon options in the toolbar.&nbsp; I even looked and my Nikon D7500 for Dummies book for help.I removed the battery for a full minute, put it back, powered the camera on and what I see in the toolbar when I take up first pressure on the shutter release button&nbsp; is, from left to right, a white dot indicating focus, shutter speed, aperture, ISP/AUTO [r99].&nbsp; r99 is a buffer number, I think.&nbsp; That's it. but, the battery is not an OEM Nikon.&nbsp; The original long since died.&nbsp; What is in there now is a Neeweer LiON type.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have two mpre 3rd party batteries on order from AMazon and they will be here tomorrow.&nbsp; I do not have a battery grip option on the camera. I am puzzled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pete6, post: 846813, member: 70458"] That too is what I though. I too read the release notes prior to upgrading. I looked at the manual and, as you say there is no mention of bttery icon options in the toolbar. I even looked and my Nikon D7500 for Dummies book for help. I removed the battery for a full minute, put it back, powered the camera on and what I see in the toolbar when I take up first pressure on the shutter release button is, from left to right, a white dot indicating focus, shutter speed, aperture, ISP/AUTO [r99]. r99 is a buffer number, I think. That's it. but, the battery is not an OEM Nikon. The original long since died. What is in there now is a Neeweer LiON type. I have two mpre 3rd party batteries on order from AMazon and they will be here tomorrow. I do not have a battery grip option on the camera. I am puzzled. [/QUOTE]

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