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Improvement is really Apple’s suggested fix for unresponsive keyboards. To form this
work you’ll want a wall of compressed air and a straw to control the flow. If you
have those things, here are Apple’s prompt steps:
• Hold your Mac Book at a 75-degree angle.
• Use the compressed air to spray the keyboard in a left-to-right motion.
• Rotate your Mac Book onto to its right side and spray the keyboard again, from
left-to-right.
• Repeat with the Mac Book turned to its left side.
At the very least, using compressed air rules out any crumbs or bits of scrap being
the reason behind the Apple keyboard not working. Hopefully, though, it provides
the fix you have been searching for.
Is your system up-to-date? It looks obvious, but there’s each probability that
outdated microcode, drivers, or even the operating system, is affecting the
keyboard.
To check for updates, open the App Store and click on the Updates icon. If
updates are available, click on the Update or Update All button to install
them.
It’s value having your Mac Book check for updates automatically. You can
do that by going to System Preferences > App Store and checking the
“Automatically check for updates” box.
Has it occurred only after downloading a brand new app? It’s not exceptional for an
app to cause conflict and knock different things out of sync. Try deleting recent
apps to see if the keyboard regains correct operate. If it’s doesn’t work you can
easily reinstall them.
You can delete applications manually in one of two ways: using the launch pad and
also the Finder.
1. Deleting apps using the launch pad
• Click on launch pad icon.
• Position the pointer over the app you would like to get eliminate and press and
hold until all the icons begin to jiggle.
• Hit the Delete button.

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2. Deleting apps using the Finder
In the Finder, click on Applications
Find the app that you need to delete and drag it from the Applications folder to the
Trash.
Go to Finder > Empty Trash to permanently take away the app.
3. Deleting apps with Clean My Mac
Removing apps manually is fast and easy, but it’s not comprehensive. Traces of the
app can be left behind in files. To completely take away any trace of the app,
CleanMyMac X’s Uninstaller feature is the best solution.
• Download and launch CleanMyMac X (It’s free to download).
• Click on the Uninstaller tab.
• Click view All Applications.
• Check the box for any app that you want to remove.
• Click Uninstall.