Urgent I need help about Problem with macbook pro

The first sorry for my english,
I have a macbook pro buy it me almost one year ago, and these days me the mouse remains I want and cannot do anything have to wait a few seconds and it returns to work, and also when it puts in rest it touched all the keys and the trackpad but it does not answer, I have to close the screen and wait awhile to raise it and return to react, if someone can help me it be be to him very grateful, in addition the guarantee of hardware is ended in 8 days. thank you very much

Hi leptones, and welcome to Apple Discussions.
I'm not sure if your warranty expires in 8 more days or it already expired 8 days ago? If you're still under warranty, I would definitely call AppleCare or go to an Apple Store or AASP; they can troubleshoot it and determine if it's something that needs fixing while you're still under warranty (if you are).

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