I recently replaced the top case on my White MacBook and used IFixIt.
http://www.ifixit.com/MacBook-Parts/MacBook-Upper-Case-with-Keyboard-White/IF186-000
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On Friday, March 18, 2011, MichaelDennis wrote:
sorry should have replied to all. I think it'll be what Sam reckons as we don't
have bluetooth on and never used remote desktop. We tried it with Airport off
too and the same thing was happening so smells like a new top cover for it.
thanks so much for the input. i ned to find a decent apple cen
Thanks guys. I'm sure there must be a Mac guy around somewhere here. Will have
a scout. Have seen Apple resellers so will see what they say.
Cheers...
On 18 Mar 2011, at 16:08, Sam - MacAmbulance wrote:
> I doubt anyone's hacking in, just change your password to be sure.
>
> A new top case r
I doubt anyone's hacking in, just change your password to be sure.
A new top case replacement is a fairly trivial task, find an Apple store and
see if they have one in stock.
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or even remote desktop? Cursor moving by itself would fit with that scenario.
On 18 Mar 2011, at 08:15, Jason Davies wrote:
> MichaelDennis wrote:
>> It couldnt be someone else hacking in could it?
> by bluetooth?;)
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It couldnt be someone else hacking in could it?
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Thanks again Sam,
It works for about ten minutes then goes all dicky. Its like someone else is
messing with the computer. It couldnt be someone else hacking in could it?
Thing is we really need it working at the moment. The other thing is mine
sometimes does this too, especially when the hard
Thanks Sam,
Yes it's a plastic jobbie. Its the same one thats been having the trackpad
problems as previously mentioned in a post a couple of weeks ago = it wont
click but u can tap. I think it's on it's last legs. it's done well mind you.
How much roughly for a new top case and are they easy t
Sounds like the trackpad's extremely sensitive, registering clicks even when
the mouse is plugged in. If it's an aluminium/unibody MacBook/MacBook Pro,
there's a small tri-lobe screw under the battery which you can tighten to
adjust the sensitivity of the click.
If it's a plastic MacBook (non-u
Howdy,
My partner has a Macbook, fairly new but has been battered around a bit. She's
going nuts as the following is happening:
"Essentially the cursor is selecting things without instruction meaning my
computer is next to useless.
- either using the trackpad OR a mouse, it is impossible to se
lDennis
>> Reply-To:
>> Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2011 11:24:36 +0700
>> To: SMUG
>> Subject: [sussex_mug] macbook probs
>>
>> Howdy,
>>
>> We have one of those Mackbook's running on 2.26ghz mac osx 10.6.5. A white
>> one
>>
nis
> Reply-To:
> Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2011 11:24:36 +0700
> To: SMUG
> Subject: [sussex_mug] macbook probs
>
> Howdy,
>
> We have one of those Mackbook's running on 2.26ghz mac osx 10.6.5. A white one
> I think is the 13". It's not been very robust but has been
Hi Mike
The switch inside the headphone port is stuck, you can dislodge it gently with
a match or to connect/disconnect the headphones multiple times.
Under the trackpad is a screw which you can tighten to adjust the sensitivity
of the click, a Mac tech can adjust it if that's the issue, otherw
Howdy,
We have one of those Mackbook's running on 2.26ghz mac osx 10.6.5. A white one
I think is the 13". It's not been very robust but has been around the globe and
back in the last year. Specifically it has two problems. Just wondering if they
are easily fixed?
1) The track pad is broken, yo
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