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Hi all, just over a month ago I took my Macbook Pro to the store in Covent Garden as I've only had it 4 years (2020), it was running very hot and after putting it to sleep most times the next day it would have zero power and I would have to charge it up straight away the next morning.
They did a full reset, and I thought this would be a solution however it is still running very hot and this is after any unnecessary software was removed during the reset.
I am running Sonoma 14.3.1
I usually use it for teaching resources, web browsing and things like Powerpoint and Excel.
I am worried about doing any further updates.
It has a cycle of 477 so don't think it should be on it's last legs but without keeping it plugged in that is what it feels like and it still gets uncomfortably hot after about 30 minutes use.
Apple didn't find any other issues and am wondering if anyone has experienced anything difficult.
There are no other software running in the background that I'm aware of and this was also found when I spoke to the Apple worker.
Anyone have any ideas or experienced this themselves.
Beginning to fear that Apple may have lost a customer here.
They did a full reset, and I thought this would be a solution however it is still running very hot and this is after any unnecessary software was removed during the reset.
I am running Sonoma 14.3.1
I usually use it for teaching resources, web browsing and things like Powerpoint and Excel.
I am worried about doing any further updates.
It has a cycle of 477 so don't think it should be on it's last legs but without keeping it plugged in that is what it feels like and it still gets uncomfortably hot after about 30 minutes use.
Apple didn't find any other issues and am wondering if anyone has experienced anything difficult.
There are no other software running in the background that I'm aware of and this was also found when I spoke to the Apple worker.
Anyone have any ideas or experienced this themselves.
Beginning to fear that Apple may have lost a customer here.