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Leopard messed up TrackPad sensitivity
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<blockquote data-quote="xj6jaguar1985" data-source="post: 724518" data-attributes="member: 60410"><p>Well we could try a couple of things here....The first thing I would do is plug in the external mouse and see if you have the same problem with the mouse as you did with the trackpad. If you are like me and have the luxury of having tiger and leopard OS disks, I would recommend re-installing tiger and seeing if you have the same problem with the trackpad as you did with leopard. If you do, you need to replace the trackpad. If you don't have the problem, then you know it is a hardware recognition problem with Leopard and yhour Macbook although I would bet money that the chances of that are about as good as the New York Yankees winning the world series this year. (Next to impossible.) That is how I figured out my old 900MHz G4 iBook needed a new trackpad. It originally had Jaguar on it and I installed Tiger and the trackpad hardly, if ever worked. I reinstalled Jaguar and I still had the same problem so I replaced the trackpad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xj6jaguar1985, post: 724518, member: 60410"] Well we could try a couple of things here....The first thing I would do is plug in the external mouse and see if you have the same problem with the mouse as you did with the trackpad. If you are like me and have the luxury of having tiger and leopard OS disks, I would recommend re-installing tiger and seeing if you have the same problem with the trackpad as you did with leopard. If you do, you need to replace the trackpad. If you don't have the problem, then you know it is a hardware recognition problem with Leopard and yhour Macbook although I would bet money that the chances of that are about as good as the New York Yankees winning the world series this year. (Next to impossible.) That is how I figured out my old 900MHz G4 iBook needed a new trackpad. It originally had Jaguar on it and I installed Tiger and the trackpad hardly, if ever worked. I reinstalled Jaguar and I still had the same problem so I replaced the trackpad. [/QUOTE]
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