Mouse pad track

MUrphy's law...I was in Bali and recently BKK...I wanted my (rmeote) keyboard checkd, that no seems to degrade and sometimes refuses to type. The real keyboard, I had a spill of tea on, last year, was checked up by the I-store in Singaraja, and they told me the motherboard was not affected, yet, if I wanted to have it restored (the querty keys up until the letter P, don't work anymore) it owuld have to be sent to SIngapore. The same thing I was told last yera when I was in Kuching (Malaysia)...ANd then this happens: the day before leaving Bangkok, my mouse track pad is jamming on the left side of it...so, now impossible to higlight any thing, copy and paste...I can only clikc hard on things when I am browsing on and offline. Very hard. SO, Having replaced the keyboard with a remote keyboard, now I am having to use a mouse to replace the the trackpad...what next???? Why is this happening on a Mac which is only 1 year old?

Posted on Apr 1, 2019 11:37 PM

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