Hi Chris and all, I'm so sorry to hear about your problem with your Macbook. I had this happen to me a few months ago. At first, what you described happened. It did it only a little at first, and then a lot, then a whole lot and then ... it stopped working altogether. The Macbook would not turn on, I took it back to Apple and they claimed I spilled liquids on it. I had them fix it since I paid for the Applecare protection plan. To make a really long story short, this happened twice more. Apple gave me a new charger which didn't seem to resolve the problem either. After the third attempt at fixing it with no luck, Apple gave me a new Macbook. They were great about resolving my issue. I wonder if it may be a problem with the late 2010 models. Mine is also a white Macbook not a Pro, just a Macbook but it is late 2009. After this incident, I purchased a chillmat. I like this option much better than a lap desk. I don't use the fan often, but if I need to, I just plug the mat in to the USB port and the fan runs. This allows my Macbook to be cool. Oh, I also forgot to say that during the time my Macbook was at Apple's depot, they replaced the battery as well as the motherboard. If you can, see if you can spare your Macbook and take it in to an Apple store. I hope this helps. Have a great day.
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