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My trackpad randomly clicks when i just rest my finger on it and not press down to click anything, then it also goes into stages where it doesnt click anything at all when i need to, ive tried restarting my macbook and it still is weird. Help?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.6
gurkins Said:
"Trackpad being strange: My trackpad randomly clicks when i just rest my finger on it and not press down to click anything, then it also goes into stages where it doesnt click anything at all when i need to, ive tried restarting my macbook and it still is weird. Help?"
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Troubleshooting the Trackpad:
A. Reset the SMC and your NVRAM:
(Applies to Intel-Based Macs Only): Sometimes when changes are made to the system(i.e. updates), system configurations (i.e. for Drivers) become manipulated, technically. So, reset the SMC and NVRAM. Use an external keyboard for this.
B. Reset the SMC and your NVRAM:
(Applies to Intel-Based Macs Only): Sometimes when changes are made to the system(i.e. updates), system configurations (i.e. for Drivers) become manipulated, technically. So, reset the SMC and NVRAM. Use an external keyboard for this.
gurkins Said:
"Trackpad being strange: My trackpad randomly clicks when i just rest my finger on it and not press down to click anything, then it also goes into stages where it doesnt click anything at all when i need to, ive tried restarting my macbook and it still is weird. Help?"
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Troubleshooting the Trackpad:
A. Reset the SMC and your NVRAM:
(Applies to Intel-Based Macs Only): Sometimes when changes are made to the system(i.e. updates), system configurations (i.e. for Drivers) become manipulated, technically. So, reset the SMC and NVRAM. Use an external keyboard for this.
B. Reset the SMC and your NVRAM:
(Applies to Intel-Based Macs Only): Sometimes when changes are made to the system(i.e. updates), system configurations (i.e. for Drivers) become manipulated, technically. So, reset the SMC and NVRAM. Use an external keyboard for this.
Trackpad being strange
