HP Pavilion DV 5 Overheating & OFF ( No Solution Yet )

I Purchased Pavilion DV-5 In July,2009 Since then It is having Overheating Problem & it;s Get Off , I Twice Reported this Problem In Service Centre & Third Time on Sep,2010 ( After Warranty Over) they have Promptly Quoted me for the Same & I Informed them to Go Ahead .......
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Same Problem Again & Again that Means Either They Have Not Address In Warranty Period or It;s Must Be Mfg/Design Defect.
Now HP Should Guide me in this Situation............. What I Do if the Problem Occurs Again ?
I Hope HP have Experties to Solve this Small Problem very Soon .........

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