Every 2 days, on a very regular basis, my trackpad and keyboard fail.

My problem is that when I originally used that software update (over a year ago), it created an intermittent keyboard/trackpad failure. System Profiler -> Hardware -> USB -> Apple Internal KeyboardĪny resolution to this? I do not have the exact same MacBook - mine is a 17' MacBook Pro, but in case it helps you, my updated keyboard version is 0.18 using the same installer Has run the keyboard firmware update - tell me what version their internal keyboard is at, based on: 🙂 Could someone else with this exact model - someone who Of course it's possible I'm simply losing my mind, and the keyboard already has the update. To see if that would enable the updater to run, but no dice. when I do run it, I get a generic message that the update isn't necessary. So of course now I'm wondering: is it possible my new keyboard needs the firmware update too? You can see the catch-22 I'm in: I can't install it, since the computer is convinced the updater has already been run.

I recall installing it and very specifically noticing the problem had vanished. MacBook Pro Keyboard Firmware Update released in 2008. This had been a common complaint with this model, and Apple addressed it with the Shortly thereafter, though, I started noticing a symptom that jogged my memory: when I'd go to type something, quite often the first character would be dropped, as if the keyboard wasn't waking from its low-power state quickly enough. It was a delicate operation, but it worked like a charm. My late-2006 2.33GhZ MacBook Pro is still going strong - except that a group of keys on the internal keyboard stopped working two weeks ago, requiring me to replace it.

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