At a certain point a screen I have never seen came up when I turned it on again that said I needed to restart the computer again to get it to work, followed by instructions in several languages. One time during this entire charade the keyboard and trackpad worked for approximately 5 minutes before they went back to being unrecognized by the computer. After going back and forth between turning it on and having it freeze again, I did notice a couple of things. I checked a quick email this morning and everything was fine, but when I returned later today I booted it up and none of the buttons on the keyboard as well as the trackpad were working, while the mouse was stuck in the upper left corner. In the interest of sharing information, i believe that my black macbook that is a little over two years old is doing the exact same thing. I just registered when I came across your posting. Not sure if maybe that was just because they are Dell devices and aren't compatible with my macbook or if it's actually a problem with the macbook.Īny thoughts? I'd really like to get this thing working again. I tried plugging in a USB mouse and keyboard but they didn't work. I also tried resetting the PRAM two or three times, but no dice with that either. I also turned it off with the power button and then turned it back on, but it was still the same way. I've tried shutting the lid and reopening it as I've heard that's helped others, but no luck with that. I tried to type in my password and then realized that the trackpad cursor was stuck in the top left corner and the keyboard was not working at all (the green caps lock light won't come on when I press it either). When I turned it back on about 15 minutes later, it booted up fine and went to the login screen.
I turned it off and then plugged in the power adapter. I bought a White 13" Macbook Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0GHz about 2 months ago and just the other night I was doing some stuff on iMovie and the battery was down to about 5%.
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