Kimberly,

Since that post, I've figured out some of the answers.  First, SMCFanControler 
doesn't work with VoiceOver.  But, FanControler version 1.2 does.  I'd tried it 
earlier & couldn't figure where it disappeared too, after the install.  I went 
back & did some more checking.  Well, long story short, after it's installed it 
appears, as a button, in the system's preferences.  

You simply click it & then you can set the base RPM for your fans, the low 
range of temp @ which the fans cut in & the high range @ which they go in to 
hyper drive.  It's working flawlessly & my machine is already cooler.  I 
shudder to think @ what temp it has been running.

Apparently, judging from all the posts that I found on the subject.  it's a 
pretty common problem.  I'm going to do some more research & try running my Mac 
on the AC power with out the battery installed.  If anyone else has any other 
thoughts, then please join in.

CJ


On May 23, 2011, at 7:33 PM, Kimberly thurman wrote:

> My Macbook Pro only gets hot when I run Windows in VMware Fusion while I am 
> also charging it.  Once it gets so hot, speech does tend to stutter.  I have 
> 8 gigs of ram and my unit is a late 2009 Macbook Pro 13 inch.  If I just run 
> OSX, my MPB stays as cool as can be.
> On May 23, 2011, at 9:47 PM, CJ Daniel wrote:
> 
>> Hello All,
>> 
>> My Macbook III Pro gets hot.  I'm talk'n hot!  I mean it's Saturday night in 
>> Chicago in the Roaring 20's hot.
>> 
>> When it happens, the machine in general & VO in particular just don't 
>> function so well.  So, I found a program called SMCFanControler.  
>> Unfortunately, when I try to run the application, VO just tells me that 
>> SMCFanControler doesn't have any windows.  Anyone else dealing with a hot 
>> Mac, a nonfunctioning fan controller problem?  Inquiring minds & burning hot 
>> pants want to know!
>> 
>> Thanks for any advice,
>> 
>> CJ
>> 
>> P.S. Does anyone smell something burning?
>> 
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