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I have a PowerBook G4 Titanium, and the mouse button isn't working. When I boot the computer up, the button works, but as soon as I touch the trackpad, it stops working. When I plug in a mouse, it works, but once again, when I touch the trackpad, left-clicking doesn't work. Right-clicking still works though. What should I do to fix this?
PowerBook, Mac OS X (10.4)
left-clicking doesn't work. Right-clicking still works though.
Go to system Preferences > Trackpad and see if the click functions are reversed. My PBG4 with OS 10.4 is loaned out right now so I can't check teh actual layout of the pref. Control click is the same as a right click. Does that work?
Control click works after I reboot the computer. It only works once until I reboot it again. When I plug in a mouse, right click works constantly, but I have to reboot the computer to get the left click to work with a mouse.
Trackpad button not working?
