Trackpad is jittery in 10.4
Oddly, it is fine in Windows XP.
an external mouse looks fine.
Basically it stalls, especially in the middle of the trackpad. If you use the edges of the trackpad it seems to work better, but still slightly jittery.
I have ignore accidental trackpad input turned OFF
I have repaired permissions, ran DiskUtility, booted off a firewire drive with an intel boot image on it, reran the 10.4.6 combo updater, tried installing the intellimouse drivers, just for the heck of it, created a dummy user account to see if it was a preferences problem, in short, everything I can think of short of a PMU reset.
This macbook (It isn't mine, but a clients) Is also exhibiting the flickering backlight at low levels and both the speaker grills and the area above the f12 key get almost scaldingly hot. It was purchased 2 days ago. Should I just tell him to send it back or would a PMU reset be helpful?
Thanks for any ideas, I'm out of them
Definitely try a PMU reset first - according to this article, the PMU also controls the trackpad:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303319-en
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Lion 10.7.1 intermittent jittery trackpad
This is a really annoying intermittent problem! I've tried the usual stuff - re-boot, fix permissions, fix disc, etc., but, intermittently, my cursor goes wild - it's as if a maniac has taken over the computer - it jumps about, opens other applications and won't allow me to control it. The only fix is a re-boot, and that works for an hour or more, or just a few minutes - sometimes the problem is still there on re-boot, so I have to do another at once.
What's odd is that it doesn't seem to happen with the recovery system that I use to fix the permissions...
I'd re-install lion, but I can't see that helping because, at times, like now, as I type this, it's all working perfectly well.
Any suggestions?
The most recent thing I've tried, which might be why it's working now (difficult to tell with intermittent problems!) was to turn off the 'show desktop' gesture. I've never really seen the point of the desktop, and I hoped that changing one desktop parameter might reset the trackpad driver. I'll follow up this post if it goes again.
The only error message that I can find that seems to be around the time is a M$ one - no surprise if that's causing a problem, of course, but it could simply be coincidence:
29/08/2011 10:29:57.681 com.apple.mdworker.i386.0: objc[593]: Class NLAssertionHandler is implemented in both /Library/Spotlight/Microsoft Office.mdimporter/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/MetroFramework.framework/Version s/12/MetroFramework and /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Microsoft Outlook.app/Contents/Library/Spotlight/Microsoft Outlook.mdimporter/Contents/MacOS/../../../../../../../Office/mbuinstrument.fra mework/Versions/14/mbuinstrument. One of the two will be used. Which one is undefined.This has taken a while to deal with. I'm not sure it's fixed - after all, intermittent errors like this erratic cursor are difficult to fix and it's difficult to know if you've got the core problem.
I've now followed lots of advice here with other people who've had trackpad problems with jumping, jittery and erratic mouce movements. With me, as I said, it would start suddenly, with the moust opening applicaitons jumping around the screen and ignoring all trackpad input.
I've even worried if it might be a hardware problem - some people have swollen batteries which, apparently, can cause this sort of thing.
Mine seems in good shape:
Health Information:
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So I'm hoping it isn't the problem..
The Adobe Air problem seemed connected - so I've reset the keychain, as recommended and deleted caches all over the place.
I've also, to try to fix the thousands of mdworker errors that might be connected, deleted the spotlight indices then stopped and started spotlight, using mdutil.
I've also made sure that I've got plenty of space on my hard drive, deleting old stuff, in case that was part of the issue.
Now I've not had an error message in the console for about 10 minutes, which is great - so the file-read-data thing seems to have gone. I'm installing a new MS Office update. I've installed the latest Adobe updates.
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Adobe Flash Player and trackpad scrolling issue?
I downloaded Flash Player to my mbp yesterday so I could watch some YouTube vids but after the d/l and install my trackpad scrolling became slightly jittery and skipped every so often. It does it on anyhing that is internet related only (safari, app store, itunes store etc.) It got annoying so I uninstalled Flash Player and no more skipping. Does anyone know a fix to the scroll skipping when Flash Player is installed? Maybe a setting that can be changed in flash system prefs? I would like to have it installed but if it is going to continue to make my scrolling skip then I guess I'll have to try to live with the skipping or just flat out live without flash on my mbp. I downloaded it directly from www.adobe.com and it was the latest version. I'm running ML on a mid 2012. Also could be an issue with ML being so new that adobe hasn't caught up yet?
I have similar problems. It does seem to correlate to Flash running in Safari. Works fine with Google Chrome but Chrome isn't as fast on OSX.
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Late 2012 Mini and Trackpad Issue
I recently replaced my Mac Pro (1,1) with a mini. The boot drive is an SSD and I have four external drives (3TB each) using USB 3 (for 3 of them, one through a USB 3 hub) and Firewire for one (the time machine drive). It's working great. However...the Apple Trackpad, every now and then, seems to skip around...rather than a fluid movement, it gets a bitter jittery. If I turn the trackpad off and back on again, it's fine for awhile Any thoughts?
Have the trackpad here with a 2011 mini -- no issues as you describe. You might also consider removing the trackpad from Bluetooth preferences, cycle power on the trackpad, and add it back to Bluetooth preferences. I have also found that the lower the battery level on BT devices, the less responsive they become. I also use the Apple BT mouse.
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I've had my MacBook for about a week now and since the first time I've used it I've noticed occasionally I can't glide my finger over the trackpad smoothly - its just jittery if there's a word to describe it. It depends on the moisture level on my fingers - if my fingers are really dry it glides smoothly but if moist sometimes its jittery. Does anyone else experience this with the new white unibody macbook? I've tried my friends MacBook and its the same so its definitely not just my MacBook in particular in regards to the texture.
Message was edited by: benstonesHmm, mine feels perfectly smooth, much smoother than any other laptop's trackpad...
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I have the i5 Macbook Pro which is 6 months old (my first Mac) and until now all has been fine.
But over the last few days my trackpad has started to be unresponsive and jittery as in the cursor moves erratically and not where i want it to go which makes doing anything on my Mac nearly impossible. My software is up-to-date and i have OS X 10.6.8, i have restarted my Mac nuerous times and occasionally it will work for a minute or two and then the cursor will start skipping and jumping as and when it wants too.
I automatically assumed the trackpad has to be faulty, but thought i would seek advice from more experienced Mac users incase there is a reason?
Many thanks in advance.
GazI'm having issues with my trackpad too. I've ordered a battery (showing a caution sign on the menu) since I have tried taking the battery out and rebooting. With some luck, the trackpad worked for about a day, yet I'm back to the drawing board (no pun) with a faulty trackpad. Trying to use a usb wireless and wireless mouse until my battery gets here. Having a terrible time getting them to work (have used a wire, Logitech software and its unifying utility (not sure if either is compatible with Lion).. I recently installed OS X LION 10.7.2. Could this also be the problem? ....waiting on my battery. I hope this will be the culprit Any info will be helpful at this stage. Thanks, Sherri
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Hi, I have a 17' Macbook Pro. Recently upgraded system to Mavericks 10.9.5.The trackpad is basically useless now (slow, jittery and unresponsive - with a mind of it's own), but a wireless mouse works fine. What happened and how to fix it?
Try setting up another admin user account to see if the same problem continues. If Back-to-My Mac is selected in System Preferences, the Guest account will not work. The intent is to see if it is specific to one account or a system wide problem. This account can be deleted later.
Isolating an issue by using another user account
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Track pad / wireless mouse does respond moves around jittery opening things
Trackpad and wireless mouse jittery bounces around on screen opening programs
And won't respond to inputsHi Misterwarbucks,
Here are two articles that will help you address these issues with your mouse and trackpad behavior:
Troubleshooting wireless mouse and keyboard issues
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3048
Portables and Magic Trackpad: Jumpy or erratic trackpad operation
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1449
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Has anyone experienced problems with the trackpad failing to respond for several seconds after a save, edit or window change? I can't quite characterize it yet as a function of any particular s/w or function but it is really driving me crazy. You never know when it will stop responding for maybe 10 sec's then return.
G-5 Quad 2.5GHz, MacBook Pro 2.16GHz 2GB Mac OS X (10.4.6)Hi All
Even with today's "Apple Keyboard Update 1.0", they didn't update the Trackpad driver, which is a huge problem for me.
Under XP, using BootCamp, I have no problem at all, of any kind, with the trackpad.
Under Mac OS X, 10.4.6, with every available update, and with today's update, the driver com.apple.driver.AppleUSBTrackpad is still at Version 1.4.1a1.
Alpha 1? Are you kidding me?
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What happens is that only a 1cm wide vertical strip, 3/4s of the way to the right of the trackpad, works. The rest of the trackpad does nothing. At all.
When you get your finger inside this 1cm strip, the trackpad works, but as if it's on super-hyper-sensitivity mode: resting your finger on it results in an oscillating, twitching, mouse cursor. Move up/down, still ultra jittery. Move left and right (which is very hard, remember: this is a 1cm strip!) and it's ultra jitter mode.
Then it all goes good, all of a sudden.
I've tried every combo of settings in the trackpad panel, to no avail.
So I bought the top of the line, every single option, retail price (!!) laptop, to have a trackpad that is worse than a $2 mouse I can get at the 7-Eleven.
Bah!
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Is there a system setting to change this or is there
Have you checked System Peferences/Trackpad?
some third party software that gives me more options over trackpad behavior?
Check Versiontracker, Macupdate & run a Google search.
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Try troubleshooting extensions and third party plugins.
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Hi hamdiabdi, welcome to the HP Forums. I understand that your TouchPad is acting erratically.
Maybe "Adjusting TouchPad or ClickPad pointing sensitivities in Windows 8", "Turning all TouchPad gestures off and on in Windows 8" and "Troubleshooting when TouchPad does not work in Windows 8" will have useful steps to try from this document: Using and Troubleshooting the TouchPad or ClickPad (Windows 8)
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NOT disabling keyboard/trackpad on tablet fold...
This is probably the opposite of user problems regarding the keyboard/trackpad and turning the Yoga Pro 2 in tablet mode... Here's the situation:
I'm a Java programmer and I'm sharing my files with my home PC, so I can work from my laptop or desktop easily without transferring files back and forth.
It's no fun adjusting my typing to multiple different keyboards for different PCs, and overall I tend to prefer a trackpad over a mouse for what I do which makes using my lenovo yoga keyboard ideal for everything (majority of wireless keyboards also aren't backlit).
I'm using the program Mouse without Borders (from the Microsoft website) so that I can use my lenovo yoga keyboard/trackpad on my desktop.
What I want to do: keep my keyboard and trackpad enabled when putting the yoga into tablet mode. I've already figured out how to disable the touchscreen for such uses, but the only way I know to keep the keyboard and trackpad active is to uninstall the synaptics driver/software. Obviously that isn't an ideal solution to have to install and uninstall it every time I switch between PCs.
Is there any way to stop synaptics from disabling the keyboard and trackpad when in tablet mode? Preferrably something such as disabling something in device manager, not uninstalling and reinstalling software depending my use for the moment.Please provide more information.
First, I have no idea what "Jimi to Jimi" means. This is probably just something you need to explain to me; a Google search didn't turn up anything useful.
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Mid 2013 macbook air keyboard/trackpad stop responding
I have a mid-2013 13" Macbook Air - 512GB SSD, 8GB RAM - 1.7Ghz i7
I spend a good deal of time working at my home, where I have two external monitors (one via USB, one via the thunderbolt port) and a bluetooth wireless mouse and keyboard. Things are great.
I also go on the road, and when I do, I simply unplug my monitors, close the lid, and go.
Lately, I've had some very odd behavior happen which acts a lot like what is described in the latest 13" Macbook Pro Retina EFI fix: http://www.macrumors.com/2013/11/07/apple-releases-fix-for-13-inch-retina-macboo k-pro-keyboardtrackpad-issues/
Here's what happens....when I'm traveling and away from my bluetooth keyboard/mouse, I will open up my MBA and the trackpad and internal keyboard are unresponsive. I can press the power button and get it to turn off...power it back on and am able to use the keyboard to control various boot options (diagnostics, single-user, safe-mode, recovery model, etc). Booting up full, however, the issue will still exist. Looking at the console log, when this is happening, there are a ton (about 4000 every minute) of the following :
11/1/13 7:45:26.000 PM kernel[0]: Error: AppleHSSPIController::doSPITransfer CRC from device was invalid
11/1/13 7:45:26.000 PM kernel[0]: Error: AppleHSSPIController::InterruptOccurred Failed to transfer interrupt data with Err (0xe00002eb)
Eventually, something happens and things start to work -- I will generally see the following in the console log when it starts working:
11/1/13 7:45:27.000 PM kernel[0]: Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad::start Start Succeeded
If I let the machine sit at the unlock screen, eventually a dialog comes up and says "unable to find external bluetooth keyboard/mouse..." It says it will continue to search and will pair with one eventually....it's the same message I would get from my mac mini if it couldn't find the bluetooth keyboard (and has no internal/hardwired keyboard).
When it is happening, I can use "cmd-r" to boot into recovery mode and recovery mode will complain about not having a mouse/trackpad - yet the keyboard seems to work to control what happens at boot time.
I called Apple and got sent to the apple store with a "it sounds like a faulty logic board or a connection that needs soldering". The Apple Store "genius" didn't quite think that was the case and has instead suggested I re-install the operating system. I'm non-plussed by both suggestions. This has happened both before and after Mavericks...
On one of my latest trips, I had a case where I took my laptop out on the plane to try to use it...only to have this issue occur. I landed, got to the hotel, tried again and everything worked fine. Went to dinner - leaving my laptop on the desk plugged in - only to come back to have the keyboard unresponsive.... I've now resorted to traveling with my bluetooth keyboard and mouse "just in case".
Any ideas/thoughts?Mv2400
I will open up my MBA and the trackpad and internal keyboard are unresponsive.
Do four things to test for fault on this,
reset SMC ,
reset NVRAM,
uncheck "put hard disks to sleep"
and UNPAIR both your bluetooth mouse and keyboard from this Mac that you are using with it currently.
yes, the notion that your logic board is at fault is extremely unlikely, additionally (though far more likely) that your Mavericks OS is corrupt.
RESET SMC
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.
RESET NVRAM
Shut down your Mac.
Locate the following keys on the keyboard: Command (⌘), Option, P, and R. You will need to hold these keys down simultaneously in step 4.
Turn on the computer.
Press and hold the Command-Option-P-R keys before the gray screen appears.
Hold the keys down until the computer restarts and you hear the startup sound for the second time.
Release the keys.
Lastly, go into SYS PREFERENCES > ENERGY > uncheck "Put hard disks to sleep when possible" in both tabs.
Let your Mac go into sleep or close the lid for a few mins. and reopen and verify that your trackpad and mouse are fine. They should be after this,.........
If not contact Apple for full in shop diagnostic, theyll run a hardware test (unlikely causation) and reinstall the OS, then retest and LASTLY replace the logic board (very unlikely). -
Macbook Air 2012: intermittent, random freezes of trackpad and keyboard lasting a few seconds each
There have been a few other people to have reported this problem, but there has been no consistent solution for me on my Macbook Air 13" 2012, running 10.8.4.
What happens is this: while typing, the built-in keyboard and trackpad will suddenly lock up at the same time, randomly, intermittently, and for just a few seconds before returning to normal. This has been true through all the updates of 10.8.x since I bought the system last year.
During the freeze, one of the three behaviors occurs:
1) both keyboard and trackpad are completely unresponsive
2) both keyboard and trackpad get really slow, with high latency. Keys pressed show up much later or have to be pressed several times before registering. Trackpad is jumpy if it moves at all.
3) key gets stuck, sometimes the BACKSPACE key, which usually results in several dozen emails getting deleted or entire paragraphs, or rows and rows of the same stuck key. Pressing other keys does nothing.
I've spoken online with various other people who have the same problem and confirmed that the built-in keyboard and trackpad seem to be joined together whenever this problem strikes. You never see one freeze without the other also freezing.
Also, these commonly-recommended solutions don't work:
a) Reset PRAM. Done this many times. Does nothing.
b) Bring it in to Apple. Did this too. They replaced the keyboard and trackpad but the problem remains.
c) Clearing caches in safe mode. No improvement.
d) Removing "com.google.keystone.deamon.plist" and "com.google.keystone.agent.plist" doesn't seem to work either, even though the errors and behavior are exactly the same for me as for george.e.gonzalez in this thread: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19702976#19702976
These files do come back, though, thanks to Google Software Update. The keystone software appears to be part of Google Chrome, although I cannot confirm this.
e) I DO have Google Android File Transfer installed like one other person reported; they said uninstalling it fixed the problem. Unfortunately, that has not worked for me. Also, Android File Transfer is installed (same version 1.0.50.2266, same Mac OS 10.8.4) on an older 2008 Macbook, and it works fine, which points to something on just this Macbook Air as being the cause.
f) I don't use the Radio Silence firewall app--can't remove it.
g) I don't have the telldus device or whatever it is, so I don't have the "com.telldus.service.plist" to remove.
h) Completely clearing out /Library/LaunchAgents, /Library/LaunchDaemons, and /Library/StartupItems doesn't do anything.
i) Repairing permissions or repairing the volume does nothing.
j) Reinstalling the OS fresh does nothing.
k) I don't have an external trackpad, mouse, or keyboard for testing while the freezing happens, but the machine itself seems to be working, just not the built-in input devices, which are on the same USB bus.
l) Pressing ESC does not stop the key stuck situation, as it does for some people.
It feels to me like a hardware problem, not an OS problem, and it feels like a USB bus issue. I have noticed that when I insert USB flash drives, I get the same lock-up for a few seconds, something which my other Macs don't do.
I've also noticed various USB errors in the Console around the same time (same as george.e.gonzalez):
7/26/13 1:20:04.000 AM kernel[0]: AppleUSBMultitouchDriver::_deviceGetReport - DeviceRequest for reportID 0x0 returned with result 0xe000404f - retrying
7/26/13 1:20:05.000 AM kernel[0]: USBF: 844075.636 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff80157f1000]::Found a transaction which hasn't moved in 5 seconds on bus 0x1a, timing out! (Addr: 2, EP: 0)
But I'm not able to precisely correlate these errors to the pause.
Is anybody else having this problem that can shed more light on it than these other suggested repairs? This has been frustrating for quite a while, but I've had the stuck BACKSPACE key delete hundreds of emails on a webmail platform that I was unable to recover using Undo and out of the trash, and that's just no longer tolerable...
Thank you, thank you, thank you, if anyone can help me fix this!Hi, Dan--
Nope, none of those four... I do have Dropbox but never installed it on this machine. The other three are services I've never signed up for.
I am basically using these apps up-front:
Mail.app, Safari, Notes, Terminal, maybe LibreOffice 4.0.x, maybe Sublime Text 2, Console.
And the freezes happen about twice a day, usually when I'm in Mail or Terminal, but that's because those are the ones where I'm typing the most and can see immediately when the freezes happen. It could be happening even more frequently while I'm browsing, but I might not know it because I'm merely reading what's on the screen.
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Console
dchang
0.0
2
26.8 MB
Intel (64 bit)
326
com.apple.NotesMigratorService
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0.0
2
10.9 MB
Intel (64 bit)
4328
com.apple.iCloudHelper
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3
5.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
685
com.apple.hiservices-xpcservice
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0.0
2
2.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
315
com.apple.hiservices-xpcservice
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0.0
2
2.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
279
com.apple.dock.extra
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2
13.9 MB
Intel (64 bit)
320
com.apple.audio.SandboxHelper
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2
2.6 MB
Intel (64 bit)
3976
com.apple.audio.SandboxHelper
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2
2.6 MB
Intel (64 bit)
3977
com.apple.audio.ComponentHelper
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2
2.7 MB
Intel (64 bit)
321
com.apple.audio.ComponentHelper
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2
2.9 MB
Intel (64 bit)
236
cfprefsd
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4
11.6 MB
Intel (64 bit)
262
CalendarAgent
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6
22.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
4318
bash
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1.2 MB
Intel (64 bit)
4121
bash
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1
1.2 MB
Intel (64 bit)
329
AppleSpell.service
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2
14.8 MB
Intel (64 bit)
261
AppleIDAuthAgent
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2.0 MB
Intel (64 bit)
4330
Activity Monitor
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2.5
5
17.9 MB
Intel (64 bit)
272
accountsd
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2
3.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
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