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1. #Mac right click not working mouse driver#
2. #Mac right click not working mouse pro#
3. #Mac right click not working mouse software#
4. #Mac right click not working mouse Bluetooth#
5. #Mac right click not working mouse windows#

Type devmgmt.msc and hit the Enter key to open the Device Manager on your screen.ģ.

#Mac right click not working mouse windows#

Press Windows + R keys on your keyboard at the same time to open the Run Command box.Ģ.

#Mac right click not working mouse driver#

Therefore to resolve such issues you can reinstall the Mouse driver by following the instructions below:ġ. Reinstall the Mouse DriverĪnother reason for the problem of left click not working properly on your mouse is an outdated or corrupt driver. For some of the programs you may need to restart Windows for the uninstallation process to complete.Īfter uninstalling the program check whether the left click of your mouse started working correctly. Right click on the program and select Uninstall.ĥ.

#Mac right click not working mouse software#

Remove the Recently Installed ProgramĪre you facing this problem after you have installed a new software on your computer? If your answer is Yes then let’s try uninstalling that program to check if the new program is conflicting with the working of your mouse. If it fixes the problem then it’s great, but in case the problem persists head on to the next step.

Now once Windows Explorer restart, check whether you are able to use the left-click of the mouse without any problem.

Next press the Enter key on your keyboard to restart the process.

#Mac right click not working mouse Bluetooth#

Or a Bluetooth mouse in a travel bag - if that mouse is pressed down, you can’t ever get a left mouse up event from any other device.To restart Windows Explorer follow the steps below: What a pain it was but who doesn't love a good mystery!ĭo you by chance have a Magic Trackpad lying around? Unlike in OS X it automatically connected. Linux Mint Live USB Flash Drive worked because the Magic Trackpad was not paired to it and therefore couldn't and didn't interfere. This drove me crazy for a couple of hours because the book fell when I was not in the room, so I never heard it or suspected the Magic Trackpad to be an issue. Because it was connected, even though not in use, it was causing the other clickable devices to fail on the normal-click while the secondary-click still worked. Turns out my Magic Trackpad, which I was not using and was in the closet, was depressed by a book that fell over on to it. no normal-click would work, while the secondary-click was fine. So at least I knew the built-in Trackpad, Magic Mouse and USB Mouse hardware was fine and it was looking like a software issue.Īs another trouble shooting process I made an OS X USB Flash Drive Installer, figuring it would boot clean and the built-in Trackpad or Magic Mouse would work fine since it worked under Linux, however during the install. I booted my MBP with a Linux Mint Live USB Flash Drive and the built-in Trackpad, Magic Mouse and USB Mouse all worked, both normal-click and secondary-click. Normal (Left) mouse-click wouldn't work under any conditions while running OS X, the built-in Trackpad, Magic Mouse or USB Mouse, while the secondary-click was fine on all.

#Mac right click not working mouse pro#

I had this very issue last week on my Early 2013 15' MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Let's just say it's a story of unknown Bluetooth interference or a paired Bluetooth device that’s in range of the Mac. I will be happy if this has a stupid easy answer.

As fun as it is to toggle mouse keys on and off, I’d really like to get the clicking working.

I’ve used the Accessibility Options Shortcut (Fn-⌘-⌥-F5) to turn on mouse keys, which I’ve been using for the past week. Laying my Macbook Pro on its side and tapping underneath the trackpad area ( ).Checking Battery Health ("Condition: Normal” according to System Report some people have had trouble with their battery bulging).Apple Hardware Test (No results found, could not click “Perform extended testing”).Switching the Primary mouse button with the USB mechanical mouse connected (Secondary click on the left button worked, Primary click on the right button didn’t).Using a USB mechanical mouse (right click worked, left click didn’t).Toggling Bluetooth even though it’s normally off and I don’t own a bluetooth mouse ( Can't click with trackpad or mouse (OS X 10.9, MacBook Pro)).Toggling System Preferences Trackpad settings.Feel/sound of trackpad click (no noticeable change in the feel of the trackpad).I have a Macbook Pro (Retina, Late 2012) running OS X El Capitan (10.11.13).