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Fan is on high, track pad doesn't work, keyboard works, no chime

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Yesterday while on my MBP, the fan kicked into overdrive, and the track pad stopped working. The display and keyboard both work. No chime when I try resetting the PRAM. Tried resetting the SMC several times too. It takes a millennia to restart or do anything else.

Nothing has been spilled on that I can remember. Is the tracking pad causing this, or is it something else?

Thanks for the help, it’s appreciated!

Matt

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You'll need to use a USB or Bluetooth mouse for now.

Lets check the battery as sometimes it will press up either damaging the cable or the trackpad its self. Install this gem of an app CoconutBattery take a snapshot of the main window and post it here for us to see Adding images to an existing question

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Dan, I just picked up a USB mouse, and it's working. As far as the battery, I replaced it today.

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Kernel task was at 259%, if that helps.

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Please still run CoconutBattery and give us a snapshot with the new battery.

Your system is in Safe Mode one or more of the thermal/voltage sensors is telling SMC your system has a problem. I would install this app to help isolate the cause TG Pro it will allow you to see the thermal sensors and the fan's. Take a snapshot of the main window so we can see all of the sensors and fans (you'll likely need to expand the window size to get all of it to fit in the single snapshot.

Let's see what it tells us as well as CoconutBattery.

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Still need to check the battery sensors any luck on getting CoconutBattery working? Can we see a snapshot of it.

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OK, we know what it isn’t. Still need to dig a bit deeper as you still have a sensor failing at this point it’s looking like a voltage sensor which is located on the logic board. Have you tried running the onboard diagnostics? Restart the system and press the D key you should be able to test your system. Did you get any errors? Tell us what you got.

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Error:0x8000000000000003, Cannot load 'efi/drivers/ Testsupport.efi

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Bummer! I was hoping you wouldn't hit that. Apple broke the onboard diagnostics. Thats why I was aiming you to the other tools first. TG Pro's diagnostics has helped in isolating some of the voltage sensors.

The other option is visiting an Apple Store and ask them to run the diagnostics. They will likely want yo to leave the system and all they will do is tell you your logic board needs replacing.

You might find someone with the needed skills to fix your logic board which would be the cheapest option.

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Darn it! Thanks for the help. I looked last night, and it seems like the cost of repairing the board or replacing it, is very similar.

Thanks again for your time!

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