Are you having trouble with your mouse clicks on macOS Sonoma? You’re not alone.
Many users have reported issues with their mouse not working or functioning properly after updating to macOS Sonoma. But don’t worry, there are solutions to this problem.
In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the most effective ways to fix macOS Sonoma mouse click issues.
So let’s dive in and get your mouse working again!
How To Fix MacOS Sonoma Mouse Click Not Working Or Functioning
1. Unpair And Forget Your Bluetooth Mouse
If you’re using a Bluetooth mouse, try unpairing and forgetting it from your Mac. Then, pair it again and see if the mouse clicks are working properly.
- Go to System Preferences > Bluetooth.
- Find your Bluetooth mouse in the list of devices and click on the “X” button next to it to unpair it.
- Click on “Remove” to forget the device.
- Turn off your mouse and turn it back on.
- Pair your mouse again and see if the mouse clicks are working properly.
2. Remove Dirt And Debris Interfering With Your Mouse
Dirt and debris can sometimes interfere with your mouse clicks. Use a soft cloth or compressed air to clean your mouse and remove any dirt or debris.
- Turn off your mouse or trackpad.
- Use a soft cloth or compressed air to clean your mouse or trackpad and remove any dirt or debris.
- Turn your mouse or trackpad back on and see if the mouse clicks are working properly.
3. Check Third-Party Background Apps
Third-party background apps can sometimes interfere with your mouse clicks. Check if any third-party apps are running in the background and close them.
- Go to the Apple menu and select “Force Quit”.
- Check if any third-party apps are running in the background and close them.
- See if the mouse clicks are working properly.
4. Restart Your Mac
Restarting your Mac can sometimes fix mouse click issues. Try restarting your Mac and see if the mouse clicks are working properly.
- Click on the Apple menu and select “Restart”.
- Wait for your Mac to restart and see if the mouse clicks are working properly.
5. Reset SMC On Your Mac
Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac can sometimes fix mouse click issues.
Follow the instructions provided by Apple to reset the SMC on your Mac.
- Click on the Apple menu and select “Restart”.
- Wait for your Mac to restart and see if the mouse clicks are working properly.
6. Update Your Mac
Updating your Mac to the latest version of macOS Sonoma can sometimes fix mouse click issues. Check if there are any available updates and install them.
- Click on the Apple menu and select “System Preferences”.
- Click on “Software Update”.
- Install any available updates and restart your Mac.
- See if the mouse clicks are working properly.
These are some of the most effective ways to fix macOS Sonoma mouse click not working or functioning issues.