My fans on my MacBook Pro are always going off

My fans on my MacBook Pro are always going off
I am running VM ware as soon as I go to the PCs
Side The fans start
I can also be on the Mac side in the fans just start going
I'm not able to get online
On the PC side
And anyone please help

No sound with headphones. I ended up restarting my computer and upon rebooting the sound came back. So it works but I have no idea why it stopped working.

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LexSchellings: Now I know why you wished me luck and hoped everything would clear up asap hehe. I've been doing some reading and it is quite possible that my MBP late 2011 is sadly part of the probably million of MBP's out there with logic board issues. I am glad I am under warranty (still have to wait and see what apple techs decide on my comp) and sad that my comp will probably be done with in a few years. Not even 4 as it turns out. I can honestly say my old iBook G4 was amazing gave me 8 great years. Never had an issue with it.
Something funny is that about 10 to 15 mins ago the fan on my comp (the only indicator I got of any issue going on) quite down and the comp was working perfect. It has been running really slow since I noticed the fan being over worked even if nothing is running. Then it started up again and once again quite down, functioned well for like 10 seconds and started being noisy and slow again.
However there is an issue that bugs me, if according to my AHT results it is a faulty logic board how come my comp is still functioning? Of course being slow and noisy. I've read on some sad stories on here
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searching the internet i found a link to upgrtade to 10.7
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Check Activity Monitor.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1473
Fans
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4543
Reset SMC.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Choose the method for:
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WindowsGreaterThanUnix wrote:
I've seen some 2011 models priced quite attractively, which caused me to do a quick check and find that the (early) 2011 models also have video graphic failures.
I have an early 2011 MBP and have haad zero problems since it was new.

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hia
i wanna Know how many fans have a macbook pro, I run istat pro widget and apears only 1 fan (left fan), I dont Know if the computer only have 1 or is a problem with mine.
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sorry I dont understand what try to say me (because my english), I have MacBook Pro a 2,53 GHz, MacBookPro5,4, Intel Core 2 Duo
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http://members.all2easy.net/gregory/MacBookPro15-253.jpg
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Hello kiwiwoodz,
Thanks for the question. After reviewing your post, it sounds like the fan is running at high speed while properly ventilated. I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help you isolate or resolve the issue.
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) - Apple Support
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