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- White MacBook 13"- Late 2009, 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM, 250GB HDD running OSX 10.7
Hi there,
My late 2009 MacBook trackpad no longer clicks, by this is mean that when i push down on the trackpad, it makes a clicking noise as it should but the computer itself does not actually recognise that the trackpad has clicked, i have tap to click switched on which works fine and makes the computer perfectly usable, however i would like the trackpad to work as intended.
Now, i am guessing the reason this has happened is that somehow the wires - or whatever connects the trackpad to the rest of the computer - has somehow become damaged or otherwise disconnected.
I'm almost 100% sure that its a hardware problem as i don't see how it could be a software problem.
I don't know how it happened i turned my macbook off as i usually would one night, turned it back on the next morning and the trackpad did not recognise the click. I can see no external damage to the trackpad or surrounding area.
BASICALLY my question (now i have finally gotten to the point) is 1. will apple replace this, i am a long way out of warrantee but earlier this year the screen of my macbook was dodgy and i took it into the apple store out of warrantee and they replaced the entire screen, so does anyone know whether apple would fix this for me.
Failing that, what would be the cheapest way to go about fixing this.
Cheers in advance and apologies for the extremely long post.
-Alex
My late 2009 MacBook trackpad no longer clicks, by this is mean that when i push down on the trackpad, it makes a clicking noise as it should but the computer itself does not actually recognise that the trackpad has clicked, i have tap to click switched on which works fine and makes the computer perfectly usable, however i would like the trackpad to work as intended.
Now, i am guessing the reason this has happened is that somehow the wires - or whatever connects the trackpad to the rest of the computer - has somehow become damaged or otherwise disconnected.
I'm almost 100% sure that its a hardware problem as i don't see how it could be a software problem.
I don't know how it happened i turned my macbook off as i usually would one night, turned it back on the next morning and the trackpad did not recognise the click. I can see no external damage to the trackpad or surrounding area.
BASICALLY my question (now i have finally gotten to the point) is 1. will apple replace this, i am a long way out of warrantee but earlier this year the screen of my macbook was dodgy and i took it into the apple store out of warrantee and they replaced the entire screen, so does anyone know whether apple would fix this for me.
Failing that, what would be the cheapest way to go about fixing this.
Cheers in advance and apologies for the extremely long post.
-Alex