2011 MacBook Pro 13" Keyboard and trackpad completely unresponsive. Only external devices work. Restarting does nothing.

Was in the middle of a game and the keyboard and track board became completely unresponsive. Was using an external mouse so I was able to restart the computer but it has done nothing to help. Also closed the screen for a while to no effect.

Hello Alaskanpro,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at:
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Best of luck,
Mario

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Mid 2011 Macbook Air - Yosemite keyboard and trackpad stopped working, the only button that worked was the power button, only one USB port works.

I have a Mid 2011 Macbook Air.
Upgraded to Yosemite last week.
Three days ago I was using my Macbook Air for the first time since upgrading to Yosemite. I had been using my Macbook Air for approximately 30 minutes, I was using safari and the keyboard and trackpad stopped working (would not respond). The only button that worked was the power button.
I rebooted and they were still not working. I plugged in a USB mouse and external USB keyboard, only one USB port would work (the Left USB port if looking at the screen) so I had to swap between keyboard and mouse.
After logging in there is a bluetooth icon at the top of the screen with a sawtooth line through it. Bluetooth is unavailable and the bluetooth icon is missing from the system preferences menu.
If I run a hardware test by holding D (on USB keyboard) at startup it says that no problems are found and at the conclusion of the test the keyboard and trackpad start working again. When I log on the bluetooth is working again.
I shut down the Macbook Air and when I started it again the keyboard and trackpad and right side USB ports were all not working again. I logged in using the USB keyboard and mouse and the bluetooth not available sawtooth icon had returned.
I ran the hardware test again and at the conclusion of the test the trackpad and keyboard started working again.
I have tried deleting com.apple.Bluetooth.plist and com.apple.Bluetooth.plist.lockfile from /Library/Preferences/ and tried resetting SMC and Power Functions but this did not fix the issue. The only thing that seems to work is running a hardware test - obviously I don't want to do this every time I use the computer.
I do not believe any hardware is faulty/damaged - I think it has something to do with bluetooth/Yosemite.
I do not have the Macbook with me at the moment, if you have suggestions that I can try or additional checks/info you require please let me know and I can get back to you.
Thanks,
John

Hi!
I have exactly the same problem, and I can't find any solution.
I can't even track down the root of the problem: the Bluetooth/Wifi module? The trackpad? The keyboard/top case? The logicboard?
I've tried all the usual: SMC/PRAM reset, clean install, kext cache clearing.
Any suggestion is greatly appreciated!

Macbook Pro's keyboard and trackpad aren't functioning well, please help, thank you!

Dear Apple Support and Apple Communities,
hopefully this question will be easily understood and will be answered with answers that can help, useful and beneficial. I will explain the problem, story that I guess began the problem, specs and information of the Notebook and so on.
I love products produced by the brand, Apple, but they can get broken, ruined or destroyed. So, I do try my best to take care of devices that I have well. Although, my father bought a Macbook Pro last year, around November or December, 2013(I THINK). I don't think it's very old, maybe 3 - 5 months, but it should be in a good condition. I have dropped it many times, hopefully that won't effect the problem. Now, the problem, the Notebook is a beautiful device that I would love to keep using, but I don't really know how to use it properly and in the CORRECT/RIGHT/GOOD/SAFE way. If possible, can you list methods/ways to do those things? If so, thank you! Anyway, back to the topic, the Notebook's keyboard has a problem, some keys aren't responding, especially the alphabets/letters, I guess some other keys worked because I did the PRAM RESET. Anyway, the trackpad is also not functioning well, sometimes, when I right click the trackpad or when I click the entire surface with one finger(RIGHT CLICK OR SOMETHING ELSE), it would left click, I found a way to fix is, put the Notebook to sleep by closing the cover, hopefully that's alright. Anyway, it all began, I guess, when I was brushing my teeth. I dislike to waste time, so I used the Notebook and brushed my teeth simultaneously. I guess Saliva was being produced because of the acidic substance(TOOTHPASTE)? Anyway, my mouth had a lot of liquid in it, could have been Saliva, water and toothpaste. So, Physics, natural forces, Gravitational force occurred, some of the liquid left my mouth and onto the keyboard. I didn't panic because I think I heard that keyboard could not or did not suck in a lot of liquid, but I did clean it up. Anyway, the Notebook including the keyboard and trackpad were functioning like normal. I guess after three hours, something happened to the Notebook. I think I was using Safari in FULLSCREEN MODE and suddenly an application or software for another application appeared. It was requesting permission for an update, I think. I updated it and suddenly, the Notebook went haywire. Probably not immediately, but I guess the Notebook did go haywire. I tried searching for ways to fix it, but not much could fix or solve the problem. Hopefully your answer-s will fix or solve the problem, thank you.
Specs :
MacBook Pro
13-inch, Mid 2012
Processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB
Serial Number (COULD BE DANGEROUS AND RISKY TO BE GIVEN)
Software OS X 10.9.2 (13C64)
Built-in Display
13-inch (1280 x 800)
Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB graphics
Memory (4 GB)
The Mac contains 2 memory slots, each of which accepts
a 1600 MHz DDR3 memory module. All memory slots are currently in use.
INFORMATION
The Notebook has a few dents, I guess. I tried to open the keys to check for toothpaste or liquids. My brother told me that toothpaste is dense, probably the answer? My other brother told me that the keyboard and/or trackpad are/is "shocked"(LIQUID AND ELECTRICITY, NOT SUCH GOOD COMBINATIONS). Hopefully this is enough to be counted as detailed and informative. Thank you for your time! Take care!

Take it to an Apple Store for diagnosis and repair. This will not be free, dropping the Mac and dropping liquids on it are not covered by the warranty.

Keyboard and trackpad became unresponsive occasionally when USB connected

I am using a MacBook Air and OS 10.6.
My keyboard and trackpad became unresponsive sometimes when i plugged in the USB.
The first time happened when i plugged in my phone and later now with my harddisk.
It did not occur every time i plugged in the items, but occasionally.
Even i removed the plug-in, the keyboard and trackpad still remain dead.
I cannot turn the power off nor remove the battery.
Luckily when i connected an external mouse, i can still activate the cursor and restart the MBA.
Any one has similar happenings and can help to solve?
Thanks~

Same thing here with a PowerBook Pro 13"

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I am having problems after my battery runs out completely or when I open my macbook a day later with the battery charged. If my battery runs out, after I plug it in and turn it on, the first thing that appears is the login page and there is a dark grey background instead of my normal blurred background, and the user picture is shifted to the right. After I enter my password a small white bar at the bottom loads and my normal login page loads, but this time my keyboard and trackpad are unresponsive. I have to wait for the display to go to sleep, close my macbook and then open it for my keyboard and trackpad to work. Sometimes I have to repeat this process more than once. The same thing happens when I wake up my computer with full battery after a nights sleep, and instead of being able to wake it up just by opening the lid I have to turn it on with the power button. Please help I know this isn't normal behavior. I have already reset the SMC and PRAM with no success and this problem was there before and after I upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite.
Thanks

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Late 2011 MacBook Pro 15 - Slow and Freezes

Good Morning.
This is MBP is running slowly and freezes, particularly if watching video, but is sluggish even opening applications from finder.
The MBP was taken to a apple service provider with the complaint of very sluggish and a strange graphic issue (The graphics were garbled at times - there is a known issue with logic boards.) a picture of the graphics was provided.
The service provider stated that the HDD drive failed the SMART test but graphics passed his test. When questioned if he was comfortable that nothing was wrong with graphics based on picture he stated that he advised I take it to the apple store. Which I did. There the MBP passed both the graphics and HDD test. based on the photograph the no less than 3 geniuses agreed the logic board was bad, though it wasn't the "typical" failure. The genius bar was given the information about the apple service provider and slowness. All of that was entered into the comments.
The MBP was sent to apples repair depot where the logic board and magsafe board was replaced. and the MBP was returned with assurances that all was well.
Though the graphics issue has not reoccurred the speed is not any better and may be worse. (in excess of a minute fifteen boot, noticeable delay opening browsers or menus).
Additonal information:
When provided to the apple service provider (and presumably the apple store) the computer contained the original 4gb ram. and had never been opened. The ram showing on this report is crucial, contains the mac logo and was installed because the service provider said 4gb was low, so when the computer returned and was still slow it was tried - it seems to have made no difference).
The HDD failed to secure erase the freespace on HDD 3 times prior to repair with the message "could not create temp file" after running overnight.
I've reset PRAM and SMC and run trough various "why is my mac slow" guides to no avail.
The anti virus was also added post repair to look for any thing malicious.
Help please.
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"This is not a retina 15" - though I just turned off the graphics switching to see if that made any difference."
That recall is not just for the Retina model:
From:
https://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro-videoissues/
Affected Models
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2011)
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2011)
I'm aware of that recall it is the "known problem" I mentioned in the original post, however the linked story RE: Yosemite referenced retina MacBook Pros
There is an issue in retina MBPs and Yosemite:
http://www.macnn.com/articles/14/11/04/several.support.threads.discussing.issue. related.to.gpu.switching/
"Regardless of symptoms, the issue has been traced to switching to the discrete GPU from the integrated GPU.
Read more: http://www.macnn.com/articles/14/11/04/several.support.threads.discussing.issue. related.to.gpu.switching/#ixzz3YWcK80s9"
So I was not sure if this was discussing a separate issue, that is why I mentioned it was not a Retina.
"Does "disk warrior" report anything that the apple store test would not?"
The Apple Store would run the Apple System Diagnostic (ASD).
Re:
http://www.dannydullin.com/apple-service-diagnostic-asd-reference-list/
The trick when you take it to the Apple Store is to make your computer repeat the failure that you see. It actually would be a good idea to get it to fail just before your appointment. Don't shut it down just take it to them frozen.
Then you can hand the genius the MBP and say, "This is what happens."
Actually a suggestion of another senior member around here. I'd credit her if I could remember who it was.
They ran two test one was a video test and the other was a hard drive test "quick apple store" that said it "randomly checked disk" or something close to that.
I can only hope to get it to fail right before going. - only real problem is that considering the apple disclaimer about their responsibility for your data, there is absolutely no way they are getting it with our data on it. But if I can get it to fail I'll let them see it before wiping it... I mean the sluggishness is obvious so at least they can see that.
I do appreciate the ideas. There were a number of people there when I dropped it off the first time, one of them was on her third logic board. Another on the second.

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Our white MacBook has suddenly devepoped the problem of not recognizing any of the internal input devices. A dialog box appears seeking keyboard and trackpad connections over bluetooth on the desktop after start up. I was able to work around this with a USB keyboard and mouse. What might be the problem?

sorry you say your built in trackpad. and your built in keyboard. reboot. reset your pram. maybe your smc
see if that helps

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Hey my new Macbook Air 13" 1,8Ghz had a defect with the keyboard and trackpad. None of these input devices can work, therefore i am not able to logon to my system. Has anyone similar problems, or a solution for my problem?

This is not likely to be an issue with the OS version - if the keyboard and trackpad are both inoverative, there isn't a setting or system property in Lion that could cause it.
I would try an SMC reset - it's detailed in http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US but the procedure for a macBook Air is:
Shut down the computer.
Plug in the MagSafe power adapter to a power source, connecting it to the Mac if its not already connected.
On the built-in keyboard, press the (left side) Shift-Control-Option keys and the power button at the same time.
Release all the keys and the power button at the same time.
Press the power button to turn on the computer.
Note: The LED on the MagSafe power adapter may change states or temporarily turn off when you reset the SMC.
If that doesn't help, and given the lack of responsiveness from the keyboard it may not, and assuming the laptop was bought through an authorised Apple reseller, the warraty should be valid and is worldwide, so it should be possible to have it examined by Apple or an Approved Service Provider in her area.

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I've had my MBP for just over a year and I'm now finding the keyboard and track pad randomly cut off?
If I close the laptop for a minute it usually comes back but some times just cuts out completely.
I know its only the keyboard and track pad because if I plug in my wireless keyboard when the crash happens, I can carry on using the mac while the trackpad and keyboard remain out of action????
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This has happened to me only once, and a close-and-reopen fixed it. Del, next time you get an external mouse and keyboard going, go to the Apple Menu, choose "About This Mac", and then click "More Info...". On the left, under "Hardware" choose "USB." There should be something to the effect of built-in or internal keyboard and trackpad. If those aren't there, it's possible that there's a poor connection to the motherboard (especially if this happens frequently). A Genius would be able to easily identify and probably fix this problem.
Whether they show up in there or not, you should probably also try the usual PRAM reset, and if that fails, the SMC reset.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1411

Built-in Keyboard and trackpad become unresponsive randomly

I've been researching a lot on this but no case seems to apply to mine.
Out of nowhere, about once a day, the built-in keyboard and trackpad of my 2010 MacBook Air will stop working. The only thing that works is the power button, which brings up the power dialog in which I can't do anything. I can also do a hard shutdown.
However, if I connect an external mouse and keyboard, they work. With just a restart through them or a hard shutdown, the built-in keyboard and trackpad start working perfectly. This makes me think it's a software issue, and thinking about it, this didn't happen before 10.8.4.
I ended up resetting the PRAM, the SMC, and finally erasing my disk and reinstalling OSX. After that, I have ONLY installed Google Chrome, nothing else, and it's still happening.
I don't live in the U.S, so taking it to Apple is impossible plus the issue is not easily reproduced, not to mention the computer is almost 3 years old.
Any ideas? Thanks!

The next time you have the problem, note the exact time: hour, minute, second.
If you have more than one user account, these instructions must be carried out as an administrator.
Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Console in the icon grid.
Make sure the title of the Console window is All Messages. If it isn't, select All Messages from the SYSTEM LOG QUERIES menu on the left. If you don't see that menu, select
View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar.
Scroll back in the log to the time you noted above. Select any messages timestamped from then until the end of the episode, or until they start to repeat. Copy them to the Clipboard (command-C). Paste into a reply to this message (command-V).
When posting a log extract, be selective. In most cases, a few dozen lines are more than enough.
Please do not indiscriminately dump thousands of lines from the log into this discussion.
Important: Some private information, such as your name, may appear in the log. Anonymize before posting.

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Hi everyone
I'm pretty new to macs, and got my first one a few weeks ago - 2.4GHz White MB latest model. It has worked well in the first week, but I've experienced some problems with the keyboard and trackpad. At home I usually use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse and they work fine. I usually leave the MB on at night as well. Sometimes when I try use the keyboard and trackpad, it is completely unresponsive. I've also experienced this at uni as well, where it just suddenly freezes. I can only control it with my bluetooth mouse (at uni) and both bluetooth keyboard and mouse at home. This problem used to happen after waking up from sleep as well, where I would open the lid and the keyboard + trackpad is unresponsive. Sometimes when I'm in class and it freezes, I have to hold the power button down and do a power off and on.
The last time it happened was this morning. My mouse could still function, so I did a normal restart and it just hanged, and the swirly circle icon (not the multi colored ball) just kept spinning. Had to hold the power button down to shut it down and restarted it again.
Problem is, it seems to be an intermittent problem. I can't seem to reproduce it, so how can I take it to my local shop to get it checked out if i can't show them this problem?
What do you all recommend?? I really can't afford this to keep happening at random times.
Also have another complaint with the battery not being flat against the case. It seems to bulge out a bit. I called Apple a couple of weeks ago and they told me to take it to my local reseller where I bought it from (NextByte). I went there and they told me I had to drop it off to them, and it would take 3-5 days for them to take a look, and maybe even longer if they had to get it fixed. I can't afford to be crippled for so many days without my MB as all my uni notes are on it.
Please let me know what I should do. Thanks!

Also forgot to mention if I use my bluetooth mouse to turn bluetooth off from the menu, it comes up with a message:
You cannot control your computer if you turn Bluetooth off at this time as you would lose your input devices.
Please let me know what I can do. Thanks!

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Every once in a while, when I leave my PowerBook sleeping for a while, the battery inevitably drains to the point where it puts itself into the deep sleep (saving all info to the disk). When waking from this deep sleep, my keyboard and trackpad are totally unresponsive. I cannot do anything. However, when i hit the power button it gives me the "sleep/restart/shutdown" window. Only thing i can do is shut down. Any suggestions?

I'm having same issue with my PB as Scott. Much appriciated if someone could help.
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How do I back up my MacBook Pro to icloud, and do I need a separate device

Your Mac can't be backed up to iCloud.
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Hi all,
I am having some trouble with my early 2014 15" Retina MacBook Pro.
Sometimes when attempting to charge my laptop, if I have been out and about, I can only have the charger plugged in for 30 seconds maximum upon booting up the machine, before the touchpad and keyboard become unresponsive.
The fans normally whirl loudly and then I lose both the touchpad and keyboard, to the extent that my MacBook attempts to search for a bluetooth keyboard as it can not detect one connected.
This has only happened twice but its becoming a major annoyance and a big concern on such a high value item.
Has anyone had any experience of this type of behaviour?
Thanks,
Kevin

Try a SMC reset:
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295
Ciao.

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