White macbook track pad,

I cant click on my track pad, The top part moves the pointer, but the bottom does not enter or open thiongs.
When I conect a mouse, that work fine,so its seems like hardware. Any easy fixes out there?
THANKS ROB

No, for that you need the glass trackpad. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3448

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I'll attempt to deal with a couple of your questions...
I can reduce my MacBook's speed to that of treacle by putting a big-enough
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Welcome to Apple Discussions!
If you bought your Mac from Apple 10 months ago, it should still be covered by the 1 year warranty and as long as the problem was not caused by accidental damage of some sort, it should be repaired at no cost to you. Was the store aware that you were still under warranty?
You can even upgrade to 3 year Applecare if you do so before the first year of ownership is up--definitely something to do if your Mac is having troubles already.
When you see the next genius, make sure they know you are still in the 1 year warranty period, and if you can, upgrade to 3 year Applecare.
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