Repair the disk by booting the from the Recovery HD.Start the computer in Safe Mode, then restart normally.Reset the System Management Controller (SMC).You should try each, one at a time, then test to see if the problem is fixed before going on to the next.Д«e sure to backup your files before proceeding if possible.

You can try this but will be of no help if you have a hardware problem: I really need to get this up in running, I have a final exam coming up that requires the use of a computer (my macbook).

2 years is a decent amount of time, but not the point at which a keyboard should fail. Getting really irritated at this point, I thought macbooks were the epitome of build quality. Throw the computer out of a 5 story building unless something can be done to fix it. Lightly tapping the computer in case something has been jostled out of place.ДЄnd of course, the general turning it off and on and reloading the OS. And now I am at a point where the keyboard does not work at all. Eventually it got to a point where my macbook's keyboard would not work at all unless I force shutdown the computer and turned it back on. It would work, and then run into issues intermittently. keys would be delayed, or not work at all. can't seem to find the precise unit)ДҐ00 GB SSD (not sure on unit, standard macbook drive)ДЄ few weeks ago my keyboard started randomly going out. I5 2.9 ghz (I believe it's an i5 5xxxu, not entirely sure. I have a 2015 13' Macbook Pro, the specs are as follows (not sure how helpful they will be):

Toshiba laptop trackpad not working