My Macbook Pro is overheating and I am not using any application. Happens only sometimes, although more often after each time. It lasts usually until I restart the computer, but some days ago it cooled down by itself. First I thought it had something to do with the USB ports or power adapter; still happens when the computer is disconnected from the power outlet.
MacBook Pro
Apparently there was a process running with the name ".LogicHardwareHelper". Opened and closed Logic Pro X, then Forced Quit the process from Activity Monitor (although apparently the second step was not necessary after only opening and closing the application). The computer is now cool!
Apparently there was a process running with the name ".LogicHardwareHelper". Opened and closed Logic Pro X, then Forced Quit the process from Activity Monitor (although apparently the second step was not necessary after only opening and closing the application). The computer is now cool!
Does someone know how to prevent this from happening again (that process appearing with high CPU usage)?
I have Dropbox installed, but I don't believe it has something to do with the problem (although some people in other forums think apparently it could).
I've had to mark the replies above as helpful so at least someone reads the problem!
Macbook Pro Overheating (No Applications Running)
