Hi,
I had this problem when upgrading to mountain lion. I traced it to an
incompatible process that was constantly trying to run and being killed off.
You might start in activity monitor. Sighted assistance may be required. I
found that the events updated so quickly that voiceover couldn't k
Hi Eric. This is a well-known issue in Lion. When Lion was first released,
someone posted on here about turning the back light off and that fixed the
problem. Give that a try and let us know if the result is different. I'm
running Mountain Lion on this thing and my fan works as normal. HTH.
Sha
Ouch!!!
I wonder if Lion is running processes differently. I think it has a diagnostic
tool.
Pam Francis
On Oct 7, 2012, at 1:56 AM, Eric Oyen wrote:
already checked that. vent is clean (even had someone with working eyes check
it). this problem only appeared AFTER upgrading to lion. the unit
already checked that. vent is clean (even had someone with working eyes check
it). this problem only appeared AFTER upgrading to lion. the unit was running
cooler under snow leopard and never demonstrated this problem before the
upgrade (less than 2 days ago).
-eric
On Oct 6, 2012, at 11:39 PM
Hi Eric,
It could be just as simple as cleaning the vents. I am no tech, but that is
what I would try first.Do you have any kind of applecare with the machine? If
so, they may be able to help you diagnose your issue.
Pam Francis
On Oct 7, 2012, at 1:23 AM, Eric Oyen wrote:
hello folks.
I see
hello folks.
I seem to be running into a problem where the fan on my macbook is running all
the time. the unit also seems to be running a lot warmer since I installed
lion. This machine is just 1 revision behind what would be supported for
mountain lion, so I cannot go there. anyway, does anyo
