Why it is heating

I Have an Problem is the Phone Heating ..!! It get's too much of Heat when I use the 3g

Try This...
Close All Open Apps... Sign Out of your Account... Perform a Reset... Try again...
Reset ( No Data will be Lost )
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears. Release the Buttons.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
If no joy...
1) Connect to iTunes on the computer you usually Sync with and Restore
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414

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I have a White 13" MacBook 2Ghz, 2GB RAM, Intel Core Duo running 10.5.7
Under normal conditions, the fans run at approximately 1700 - 2000 rpm. As soon as I connect an external Monitor via the Mini DVI port (mini DVI to adaptor) the fans ramp up to 3.5 - 4k rpm and stay there.
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The problem is that as soon as I open any applications and start using the MacBook, the fans then ramp to max of 6200rpm and stay there until I disconnect the external monitor....
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Juicy J wrote:
Hey All, I have a macbook and my friend has a MBP the latest 15 inch with 4gb of ram , i think his processor speed is 2.6 core 2 duo. Well i was wondering, we were doing screen sharing and my macbook was warming up and i went to look on his screen and his was normal temp with idling fans. What my question is why does mine heat up and his doesn't? I know he has a MBP but is it the processor speed he has or the 4gb of ram?
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(Removed) First of all, I "on vacation" in Europe and yesterday I spent 1 hour an 38 minutes being transferred over and over and being placed on hold FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. I have been trying to dispute my bill for a while but no one in customer service is able to help me to do so. The data usage was beyond any possible human use for someone who works all day every day like me, TO PAY $260 MONTHLY BILL FROM VERIZON for the past 3 months. The previous balance hasn't been properly adjusted and the change of plan either. I need someone to carefully review all my bills and a serious dispute needs to be submitted. I am in Europe and I CANNOT MAIL a dispute. It will get there in the Spring 2014, because that's how it is for mailing overseas in this European country, period. And it would also cost me 35 Euro that I am not willing to spend. I kept being transferred between financial services and customer service an INFINITE number of times. Financial services say it's customer service responsibility to help me with this and financial services keep saying it's customer service and that's how I ruined my afternoon, being careless bounced, like I don't have a life, like I am stupid and I don't matter at all. For love of God, whose responsibility is to file a charges dispute? And why absolutely NO ONE knows if I can reconnect my phone EARLIER than 90 days if I suspend it? My VERIZON bill is higher than my rent, constantly. So when I told the customer service what they did instead of helping figure out why is so (removed) high, they suspended my account without letting me know, creating even more damages!!!! I was billed TWICE in a month because of that and because of "prorated charges" my bill has constantly been $265 A MONTH!!!!!! This is unacceptable!!!!! Also, the LIVE CHAT does NOT work and TWITTER is a joke, obviously I got no response what's so ever. Let's see if this forum works and if someone will finally help me as a PAYING customer as I DESERVE.
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That however is totally subjective to the person your speaking to. A few months ago while fighting with a home contractor I used the word >>removed<< and hell and stupid *** and the guy said I don't need to take this abuse. However not swear words in the general sense this individual because of wanting to avoid the issue, not showing up per contract, not doing what was agreed or paid for, not finishing the job on time etc. After two calls with my heated language he was threatening to hang up. Of course having to have our attorney write his company a letter, then resulted in the work being done but believe me his language was far worse than what I used. After he drove over and seen the size of me, and how I was 100% pure mean his language changed.
I can understand why in the heat of trying to get some sort of resolution to a problem a customer may use language perceived as uncalled for but its really not.
Believe me that provision is not one verizon will enforce since they value the customers money and not some droid who is making a buck eight five an hour. Verizon when confronted with harsh language normally just hangs up on the customer or puts the call in a continuous loop. Which gets the customer all the madder for the next representative.
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My Laptop - HP Pavilion dv6 3581 Notebook PC running at very high teperature. It is very hote to touch the keyboard itself. How can I solve this problem? Laptop is not under warrenty.

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I understand that your HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC is running very hot. I will try my best to help you resolve this issue. Here is a document for Reducing Heat Inside the PC to Prevent Overheating with steps for reducing the heat. I am also including this document that explains Why Computers Generate Heat.
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