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• Updated my iPhone6 to ios10 and now my battery heats up and does not load

  Updated my iPhone6 to ios10 and now my battery heats up and does not load

  I have never experienced this with another iPhone or iOS version

  Of course, it's a problem because I use my phone all day

  What troubleshooting steps have been taken so far?

  Have you completed a reboot, reset or restore such as recommended by Apple?

  Best,

  GDG

• phone heat up while charging 10%

  I always put my phone on charge when its battery is 10% and after half hour n when I hold my phone its still hot from the back so my question is that much heating of the phone during a load is ok, or there is something with the phone, for which he becomes hot while on the pricing of the side back?

  Hello

  It may be normal for your iPhone to become warm when charging. Outside acts as a surface for cooling, heat transfer inside the camera of the iPhone to the cooler air outside.

  Don't forget to follow all Apple security and handling guidelines, including:

  • Keep the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch in acceptable operating temperatures - Apple Support
  • http://help.Apple.com/iPhone/10/#/iphbbe12ba1

  If you fear that your iPhone gets hotter it should do, I suggest you contact Apple technical support or visit a Genius Bar or the service provider authorized Apple in order to have your iPhone and power accessories audited and, if recommended by Apple, served:

  • Contact - Support official Apple
  • https://Twitter.com/applesupport
  • http://www.Apple.com/retail/Geniusbar/

• iPhone 7 heating?

  Hey guys received my iPhone 7 the day of release and love it so far.

  someone another iPhone heats up during charging?

  It's the second nite I plugged my iPhone to load 7 and whenever I come back to check my messages that I can feel his really hot back.

  I have my iPhone 7 plugged into a wall outlet.

  about?

  I have the same problem. I was almost about to return to the store but if wait a few days more and more reason for that matter.

  I also noticed that the phone keep warm while high CPU/memory use. i.e. download several files at the same time.

  Lets see what apple has to say about it.

  Thank you.

• IPhone 6 s heating and drawing battery

  bad yesterday update ios to ios 10 and now from 08: 56 100% battery 9.1 doing nothing just text SMS at 09:53 I have 80%... and the device of heating in the morning I don't feel never this heating device, even though I play games but to only send SMS and email anything download or something like this on bottom...

  I don't know what happens if that is what material damage of upgrade or something software error

  Unit has less than 6 months so it's not old device

  Thanks for the replies

  The heating after an upgrade is usually for two reasons:

  (1) an application that is not compatible in loop

  (2) the phone is busy reindexing content

  The second will resolve itself after a while; the first will be asked to determine what app is responsible, perhaps by checking the battery usage statistics.

• phone heats up a lot

  After the update to ios 10 on my 6s became heated a lot during loading, or when it is connected to itunes.

  It's only a theory, but I know that iOS 10 has a new face recognition feature which will look at the pictures while he is in charge, perhaps this may mean that your phone is warming the first charge as a result of this new feature time using processing power.

• MacBook Pro retina 15 inch heats up when it is connected to the external monitor

  Hello

  My problem: When I connect my monitor (LG IPS277L) temperature of my Macbook Pro starts to heat upward. This problem often occurs when I use Facetime.

  I found it really strange because I should have a pretty good Macbook Pro for this.

  MacBook Pro (15 inch, retina, medio 2015)

  Processor: 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7

  Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card: Iris Pro 1536 MB Intel / AMD Radeon R9 M370X

  El Captain 10.11.6 OSX

  I hope that someone recognizes this problem and wants to share their solution.

  When you connect to an external monitor, you use the AMD Chip for graphics (without the external screen, most of the software needs only the graphics engine Intel).  It attracts more power and therefore heats up.  All MacBook Pro for this to some extent.  This should be considered normal.  If the computer is actually overheating, it will stop.

• MacBook Pro heats up during charging

  Hi guys,.

  So I'm planning to buy a Macbook Pro 15 mid-2012 ", but when I went to see the macbook, I noticed the connector magsafe and the upper left part of the macbook gets pretty heated during loading (even with the computer at idle, but on screen)." Is this normal for MacBook?

  Also I noticed that the number of battery cycle was 24, which I thought was surprisingly low for a macbook from 2012. But when I asked the seller on the subject, he said that the macbook was made in 2014, even though the model is mid-2012. Is this true, Apple makes the mid-2012 version of MBP 15 "in 2014? or do you think that the battery may have been replaced?

  Any comments would be greatly appreciated since I don't have much experience with the Mac. Thanks in advance.

  No 2012-retina MBP 15 "has been abandoned by Apple in October 2013.

  24 cycles for any MBP plus 1 year would be extraordinary in my view (unless the battery has been replaced).

  The connection of the charger to the MBP shouldn't receive warm while in use.

  Looking for an another MBP.

  Ciao.

• MacBook pro 2015 Diode, heating problems

  Hello

  I just bought a MacBook pro 2015, one with 2.8 GHZ, 16 GB RAM and ITB Flash. [old just four days]

  The question being, the first day of the machine as well as the charger were burning Red hot when I loaded for the first time, in subsequent attempts, heating got sorted out by itself.

  Nevertheless, I had installed the temperature gauge in the machine, I look one only a few videos YouTube youtube and navigation.

  Once in every two hours a message like

  The led O GPU temperature is 106 degrees, closing applications.

  Once I click on the tool, the temperature is now reset to 30 ° C. It seems that the temperature of the Diode is to reach 106 degrees, some app is closed (no one knows the tabs I have open in Safari are works well) and then it resets.

  Is it really a problem with the thermal conductive paste or a faulty diode.

  I go to the Apple store this Saturday? Can I return the laptop and request a new or a full refund.

  Can someone please advice?

  If you bought Apple with the last 14 days, you can return it for a full refund.

  http://store.Apple.com/us/help/returns_refund
  Then you can buy a new one.

  What about Apple and they can exchange it without having to go the way of reimbursement.

• My MacMini3, 1 is over heating

  OK my mac Mini started yesterday more than heating. I noticed a few weird black it flashes on the screen when it froze. then he did say to reboot the entire screen. I left it a trendy but from what I've read until its over heating so that I opened it upward and have tried to do jump out which way. (Out more dust) is there a better way to stop heating. I raised him like 6 inches to help get more air. Should I put a small fan to him from downstairs?

  End of 2009 Mac Mini. I'm on it now other then that its been a wonderful mac

  Install a speed temp app and the fans to see what happens. Maybe a fan problem. I use

  http://www.CrystalIDEA.com/Macs-fan-control

  Yu can post a screenshot of what apps shows

• My USB adapter heats up during charging.

  iPad USB adapter becomes hot.

  It's hot and it's hot. It is normal that there is a bit of heat. But the general reference point is "too hot to handle. If you can keep the charger and not feel like you're being burned, it should be fine. But if you can not hold, then stop using it.

  If you have an Apple Store nearby, bring it in to be evaluated. If you have doubts, then take the. Electricity is nothing to play with.

• MacBook pro 15 "heating problem

  My MacBook Pro that I bought in early 2015, has recently started abnormally warm under normal workload.

  I started facing this problem last month. Is what I run Firefox, watching videos on YouTube. Within a few minutes, the fan starts and the bottom heats up to an unbearable temperature.

  I followed most of the steps in order to maintain well ventilated, but often I tend to keep my turn.

  I checked the activity monitor, and it doesn't seem to be any application other than my web browser that uses the CPU. I even rebooted my mac a couple of times hoping that would solve the problem but it didn't.

  Help, please!

  Try resetting the SMC http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964

• MacBook heat problem

  Hello

  I have a macbook mid 2010 pro with currently installed OCZ SSD hard drive (to reduce tension).

  He is so hot last year. I downloaded smcFan control and I see 75 C.

  I cleaned the fan. Is there a way to stop this heating? I can't even use it on my knee.

  Thank you

  Berke

  Please read that apps can affect Mac performance, battery LIFE, temperature and fan - Apple Support activity.

• iPhone 4S heating quickly, turn off the power and the battery drains quickly.

  Hello

  My problem is exactly the same as the title. My iPhone 4S warms up quickly, turn it off and after I turn the iPhone, the battery drains quickly and the iPhone will turn off after 5 minutes. iPhone turns off again and again until I put the iPhone on the charger. It is bad because I like to play games like Pokémon GO. But after 10 minutes of play, the iPhone starts heating (and of course delay).

  Things I've tried: (and didn't work)

  The apps I use no fence. (I close applications once I stop playing)

  Turn off location Services. (Enabled only when I'm with apps like GPS...)

  Reduce the brightness

  I will be grateful for any kind of help.

  Welcome to Apple Support communities, Krystof11cze.

  It seems that you encounter problems with your iPhone 4S on iOS 9.2.1 with heating, battery draining and stopping. Good job on the steps you tried as I would have recommended those as well. I will do my best to help!

  1. backup of your iOS device - because I have erase you your iPhone completely, it is strongly recommended that you will lose your data if you do not.

  2. restore your device to factory settings - using the settings on your iPhone will only erase your personal data. You will need to let iTunes erase the iOS version installed a new clean copy can take place.

  3 test the question - the first time through, set up your iPhone as a new iPhone when it asks. It's just temporary. You can connect to iTunes and App Store and iCloud and also download some of your applications. Test for problems you encounter. If your iPhone's battery life is improved, follow the next step.

  4. restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from a backup

  Take care!

• My MacBook charger heats up, is it ok?

  I'm on MacBook AIr and my charger heats up. Is this right?

  Must it be factors that add a load on the computer.

  such as the high screen brightness, multimedia or the CPU

  a use that would draw more power of the MagSafe adapter, wi - fi

  usage and other items running, the adapter can get rather hot.

  Activity monitor (utility) and the System/System Information report

  might be useful to see what uses system resources. They fed

  by the battery or the AC adapter. By paying attention to these charges &

  your choice of parameters, you can monitor the status of the system, & battery life.

  Software can be run in the background, too. who can add a load.

  And if you had used the MacBook Air without a power cord for a while, in

  return adapter with MagSafe, without leaving the sit Mac and load,

  the charger would get warmer if also to power the computer and try to

  recharge the batteries. Virtually all of the combinations of parameters user & choice

  can add up to power requirements imposed on the MagSafe power adapter.

  For example, if you have an antivirus running scan, which is

  a question of a strain on the system and the power adapter will be

  respond to any request of the components running inside the computer. And to warm up.

  So anything that can be useful to save energy during the execution of a stack

  can be useful for the maintenance of the battery when charging it. And on--

  charge the battery (several charge/recharge cycles) or let it roll flat,.

  can be detrimental to the life of the battery and the charger as well.

  Some links section with detailed information and it is necessary:

  • About batteries for laptops Mac - Apple Support

  • How to store Apple laptops and their batteries - Apple Support

  • Laptops Apple: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters - Apple Support

  • For more information, visit the Apple batteries

  If there is a technical problem you can contact an Apple Retail Store - genius or

  an Apple authorized service provider for inspection or test the device.

  • Make an appointment at an Apple Retail Store Genius Bar
  • Find an Apple authorized service provider

  So I hope that the issue is a matter of choice with the MacBook Air

  and learn to ration its limited resources on a grid. -Also try

  do not let the unit rest on surfaces that could retain the heat, it's a laptop is

  not necessarily a laptop. Avoid sitting unit on surfaces that can isolate

  pour the excess heat, for example. / Air needs air to breathe.

  Good luck & happy computing!

• New retina iMac heats.

  So I just upgraded my MBP to the top of the line 27 inch iMac Retina. In addition to a few minor problems, something that I noticed is the fan noise and heat from the iMac. Of the main reasons that I upgraded was because my MBP would burn my lap (or office) after about 3 minutes and do summer doing nothing more to boot the system. Essentially, the iMac was good. Now have a desktop computer, I decided to try to get a few games on my new computer. I downloaded Steam and booted up Smite. Subject to halfway through a football game, the fan is spent in speed and was clearly audible even on game noise, and when I felt the back of the computer (just below where the stand connects), I noticed that the area around the rear vent has been very warm to the touch. I know that Mac are not necessarily built for the games, but I thought maxing out the graphics processor when I bought the computer don't give me no problem playing a game such as Smite. (Admittedly, my knowledge of specifications and technical stuff is practically zero, so it was just me assuming that.) Should I worry about the computer being hot like this? The computer is less than a week, and I don't want to jeopardise his longevity by burning upwards. If there are ideas about how to prevent overheating without turning to a third party software, that would be great. I just want to know if the computer will be fine this treatment on a regular basis or if I should look back to another computer. Thank you!

  Note: even outside of the game, it is always moderately hot in this area of the computer. Nothing too hot to the touch, but still seems to us excessive as not really using any juice on all programs or substantive functions.

  First do a search on the web and install a controller of temperature on your new iMac.

  I don't know what's available for OS X El Capitan.

  For the time, anything more than 70 degrees C (160 degrees Fahrenheit or greater) is bad.

  I always use a control software of fans for my older iMacs 2009 and 2010.

  Again, do a web search for a software compatible with OS X El Cap control fans.

  Guard SMC fan control always the fans run all the time on my older iMac.

  I have the RPM value (between1500-1700 RPM) kind of feeding my iMac and the GPU diode (these are the hottest components of equipment running in an iMac) stay, more or less, in the range of 45-50 degrees C. This brings time and my hard drive CPU below 40 degrees C (less than 100 degrees Fahrenheit).

  The key is to not to run the internal fans at a speed that transforms them by sucking dust vacuums.

  iMacs heat!

  VERY HOT!

  Apple is too fixed on chassis and quiet computer operation more thin and thinner than on the question of if rather excessive internal heat builds up inside any computer Mac is sufficient to cause the early, premature component failures.

  Heat is the ENEMY of all electronic component small hardware!

  I like the idea of my iMac slow roasting its internal components, AT ALL!

  iMacs is WAY TOO hot for my comfort and too hot to suspected is not that many component failures hardware iMac maybe heat associated with. Premature failure especially in the optical drive, internal hard drive AND GPU early or logic board failures.

  In addition to the implementation of internal fans control software,

  Go out and buy like a small desk fan (something like Vornado fans) and place it in the back near the area that gets the hottest.

  That's what I did and it allows for my iMac run more fees.

  You will not have a silent computer longer, but your iMac will certainly run cooler and, perhaps, to extend its longevity.

  Good luck!