I have a 2010 MacBook Trackpad and pinched, that's not my registration clicks.?
the trackpad sticks the other day and it isn't registering my Clicks, it does seem all the way up after i click on either. I have it set so that a tap on the trackpad registers as a click and working so the problem is definitely the button itself. anyone no updates for this because I really do not feel a trip to apple. Thanks.
Many are with the Problem as the latest update to Apple's Apple's fault as Micfixit, CNET and other Mac forums suggest, is the 10.6.4 Combo Update and the download should fix it. 10.6.4 Combo Update http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1048?viewlocale=en_US Note: The first line states the following repairs in the update "to solve a problem that causes the keyboard or trackpad stop responding," Let me know if it does work
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