My Mac has been really hot like now just with Safari open, the CPU temp is 82 degrees and fans are at 2338 RPM. I'm not even on a bed or anything. I'm on a table. I see that the ubd process in Activity Monitor is taking up about 95% of CPU and was wondering how would you quit this or solve this problem cause I dun remember my Mac being this hot. Please help...
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Ubd process in Activity Monitor
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Do you have an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch connected to your Mac?
And is it 82° C (most likely) or 82° F?
http://www.macinside.info/process.php?name=ubd
And is it 82° C (most likely) or 82° F?
http://www.macinside.info/process.php?name=ubd
82 degrees. Nope I have no Apple products except for my Mac. I realised that if I restart my Mac, it goes away and temperature drops to like 40 degrees on normal use rather than 82 degrees. But when I open my Mail, then it starts again. Temperature rises and fan kicks in and all noisy. I tried opening keychain access as I read somewhere but it just keeps freezing and I have to force close it. Anyone can help me?