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Parlez vous Francais? okay, I try to help you. If you buy macbook pro recently, you have 3 months free help. If you have Apple Care, you have 3 years help. Best guess--bad ram sticks. If you click on the apple at the top left of your screen, and click on "About this Mac", it will tell you more about what kind of macbook pro you have, what year, what OS is installed, etc. You could try using vacuum nozzle on back of macbook pro, maybe put it on hard surface

maybe zap pram-shut down down computer, wait 1 minute, hold down apple+Option+P+R keys and restart computer. Hold down apple,option, P and R keys for 3 bongs then let go, let computer start up normally. Other than that, try resetting SMC

: shut down computer, plug in power adapter, on built in keyboard, press (on left side) Shift, control, option and power button, release all keys and power button and restart computer by pressing power button. failing that, start up in Safe mode (hold Shift key on startup ) and see if that does anything.

I am sorry, TrongHoang, but without more info this is the best I (and probably most people) could do. This is user to user forum only

good luck to you

John B

So as John B.says and I also say:

It will make it easier to help you w/ your problem to know know more information about your computer; size, exact year built, RAM installed and OS you're running. Any history prior to your incident would also be helpful.

According to this:

http://www.cnet.com/news/how-to-invoke-and-interpret-the-apple-hardware-tests/

Your error code is:

"4MEM/60/40000000: 0x7ede1590"

From that site:

4MEM: Memory module

Try reseating the memory modules.

"it's very hot"

Could be a fan problem or a lint clog in the heat exchanger.

Need more information.

Also can't get that PhotoBucket link to come back.