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2. support.apple.com › guide › mac-helpIf your Mac doesn’t respond to key presses - Apple Support

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   Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Accessibility in the sidebar, then click Keyboard (you may need to scroll down). Make sure Slow Keys is turned off. If Slow Keys is on, you must press and hold a key longer than usual before it’s recognized. Open Keyboard settings for accessibility for me. Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click ...

3. www.makeuseof.com › mouse-not-working-mac-fixMouse Not Working on Your Mac? 10 Tips to Fix It - MUO

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   • Turn Your Mac’s Bluetooth Off and On. If you use a Magic Mouse, minor glitches with Bluetooth can result in your Apple wireless mouse not working. The same may occur with third-party mice that work over Bluetooth.
   • Remove and Re-Connect the USB Receiver. If you use a standard wireless mouse, try disconnecting the USB receiver, rebooting your Mac, and re-connecting the receiver to it.
   • Recharge or Replace the Mouse Battery. Did you recharge or replace the battery on your mouse recently? A near-depleted battery can prevent your mouse from connecting to your computer.
   • Turn the Mouse’s Power Switch Off and On. Turning your mouse off and then back on is another way to fix a malfunctioning device. Look for an On/Off switch—you can usually find it on the mouse’s underside.

4. www.techradar.com › how-to › how-to-fix-problemsHow to fix problems with your Mac's mouse, trackpad, or keyboard

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   May 1, 2021 · To change this, go into 'System Preferences' on Mac, then choose 'Trackpad'. Next, under 'Point & Click' adjust the tracking speed. You can adjust the speed of your mouse similarly. In this case ...

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   Nov 8, 2023 · Connect your wireless accessory to your Mac with the Lightning to USB Cable or USB-C to Lightning Cable, wait 1 minute, then disconnect the cable. This pairs the accessory with your Mac and charges the built-in battery. To check your accessory's charge level, click the Control Center icon in the menu bar, then click Bluetooth.

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   Aug 24, 2024 · Make sure the correct keyboard layout is selected. This can be adjusted in your keyboard settings. Do the following: Select the Apple menu. Click System Settings. Click Keyboard. Click Edit next to Input Sources. Toggle on Show Input menu in menu bar. Click the input menu in the top toolbar.

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7. discussions.apple.com › thread › 253181646Mouse and Keyboard Not Working After Rece… - Apple Community

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   Sep 25, 2021 · If the Trackpad Cable is not the problem, then it can indicate an issue with either the Trackpad, Logic Board (or possibly the Keyboard). Try booting into Internet Recovery Mode using Command + Option + R or from a bootable macOS USB installer to see if the Keyboard & Trackpad both work.

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   How do I fix a keyboard not working on my Mac?

   • Open the Input menu, then make sure the correct keyboard layout is selected. Tip: If your physical keyboard isn’t working as expected, you can display a keyboard on the screen and click the keys using your mouse or trackpad. See Use the Keyboard Viewer. If your Mac doesn’t respond when you press keyboard keys, try these suggestions.

   If your Mac doesn’t respond to key presses - Apple Support

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   How do I Turn Off mouse keys on MacBook Air?

   • Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Accessibility in the sidebar, then click Pointer Control (you may need to scroll down). Make sure Mouse Keys is off. Or press Option-Command-F5 to open the Accessibility Shortcuts panel, then deselect Mouse Keys.

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   Why is my mouse not working on my Mac?

   • One of the biggest problems that might occur with a mouse and Mac is losing the wireless Bluetooth connection. When this happens, your computer can no longer talk to the accessory. This is often a battery issue, although you might have to reset the Bluetooth connection, depending on your specific problem.

   How to fix problems with your Mac's mouse, trackpad, or keyboard

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   How do I fix Slow keys on my MacBook Pro?

   • You may have accidentally set an option that changes how your keyboard operates. Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Accessibility in the sidebar, then click Keyboard (you may need to scroll down). Make sure Slow Keys is turned off. If Slow Keys is on, you must press and hold a key longer than usual before it’s recognized.

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   How do I fix a wireless mouse not working on my Mac?

   • If you use a standard wireless mouse, try disconnecting the USB receiver, rebooting your Mac, and reconnecting the receiver. That could end up resolving unexpected issues with the device. If you use a USB hub, you should also try connecting the receiver directly to a USB port on the Mac itself.

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   What should I do if my mouse is not working?

   • When in doubt, contact Apple — or replace the keyboard. One of the biggest problems that might occur with a mouse and Mac is losing the wireless Bluetooth connection. When this happens, your computer can no longer talk to the accessory.

   How to fix problems with your Mac's mouse, trackpad, or keyboard

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9. macpaw.com › how-to › keyboard-trackpad-not-workingWhat to do if your MacBook keyboard is not working - MacPaw

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   Apr 30, 2018 · If a failure to register clicks is the problem for the trackpad not working on your Mac, you can disable Force Click. Go to System Settings. Click on Trackpad and locate the Point & Click tab. Turn off the “Force Click and haptic feedback” option. Note: this fix will only work on MacBooks that include 3D Touch. 3. Reset the Mac SMC