Tmp plug in a two button mouse, go to preferences to check settings, remove any DVD or CD. IF all fails do a cmd+option+p+R on a restart and make it chime 3 times. Jerry
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Check you Mouse in your friend MacBook. if mouse is not working then change your mouse but if working then
check your USB mouse slot.
check your drivers.
check for hardware failure.
check for more issue by http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3048 but no technical knowledge and still not able to solve then follow Mac Customer Service .
Go to system preferences then to universal access, then click on the Mouse tab and you will see For difficulties seeing the cursor, you can then increase the size of the cursor. Hope this helps.
I think what
you have done is accidently magnified your screen slightly. To correct
this hold down your ctrl key on your keyboard and move your finger on the mouse scroll button back. Hope this helps.
Hy,
Try to use just the keyboard to slove this problem.
Push the Window button near the leftCtr button, and enter with the arrows key in "Control Panel". After that, enter in "Mouse". Use TAB key and the arrows to go in folowing option "Hardware"/""Properties"/"Driver"/"Update Driver" and install.
Is your screen image also magnified?
It sounds like you accidentally zoomed the screen, which you can do by holding down the control key at the same time you are rolling the wheel on the mouse. When you do that, the screen will follow your mouse so that you can access portions of the screen that have "zoomed off."
Hold down the control key and roll the mouse wheel until you have zoomed all the way back in. Alternatively, visit System Preferences / Universal Access and modify the Zoom options to suit yourself.
This means you have screen zoom turned on. To turn it off, press Option - Command - 8. Alternatively, hold down Control and scroll down on your mouse's scroll wheel.
I think the first thing you should do is make all updates. I know that in some versions of the iBook G4, the trackpad does not work after installing OS X 10.4 (Tiger) before you do the updates. Update your OS X first. secondly, does the button work? Does the trackpad show up in the System Preferences menu? (under keyboard and mouse). It's very unlikely that the trackpad came unhooked unless someone has opened up your computer. If they have, there is a really good chance that they didn't plug it back in, because it's a hassle and easy to forget.
It sounds from your description like you may be inadvertently activating the "Exposé" feature.
Certain models of Apple mice have pressure-sensitive "button" areas on the side, such that if you squeeze the mouse you will activate those "buttons," which by default activate Exposé.
Also, you may have Exposé set up to activate when you move the cursor into a "hot corner." Check System Preferences / Expose and make sure the hot corners are turned off.
Have you tried in safe mode?
Please check in safe mode, If the mice works then re-install os by selecting archieve and install.
Make sure to select the preserve user data tab while performing re-installation.
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