On a series of Satellite A overheating problem

Well I posted this problem before thinking it was a problem with my settings of power and using drivers from ATI instead of toshiba, but the problem persisted and I managed to pin point the problem. Whenever I have my laptop running on battery its stone cold, but my battery doesn't last an hour if it is not very useful.
However, as soon as I plug it into an adapter to recharge the battery/run plugged my laptop starts to heat up quickly. Its got to the point where its hot sometimes I can't touch for longer than a second.

Any way to fix this at home or I should send this to toshiba for fixing?

When you connect your laptop to the network, the power management will be changed and your laptop will probably run mode performance. This means that all hardware components will run under full power.

In these circumstances, it is very important how you use your laptop. It should be placed on the desktop and cold air and grill must be free. Air must circulate properly. What you can try is to put your mobile PC to operate under the management of the balanced diet. The performance will still be good, but the equipment will not work with a maximum power.

Play with all these power settings. If the problem persists then I recommend you to contact your local dealer or nearest authorized service partner. They can check your laptop and see exactly what is happening. Sorry, but I don't see another solution.

Good luck!

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