If they do then a reinstall is looking to be the likely solution.
This will boot you to the recovery disk, see if the pointer and keyboard work there. If you don't see one listed as Recovery then restart one more time and hold command-R. It should show a row of icons showing what you can boot from. One way to test is to power on and hold the option key. Hopefully it's just the sequence not fixing the issue because then it sounds like a software issue (possible reinstall of the operating system). Some models have the trackpad, keyboard and power button going directly to the logic board while some have the keyboard loop through the trackpad (if I remember correctly, it's basically opposite of how the MacBook Air would be internally). Currently using this on an M2 Macbook Air and couldn't be happier Bluetooth is fast and easy to set up and it's. (34 reviews) ' Great keyboard with you're in need of something it a wrist rest for both MAC and PC. If it is a hardware issue the extent depends on what year Retina and what size it is. Logitech - Signature K650 Full-Size Wireless Keyboard for PC/Window/Mac with Wrist Rest - Graphite. The distinction is important as you may have a hardware issue. Am I correct in reading that command-option-P-R no longer fixes the issue or the sequence itself no longer restarts the computer? Key (s) feel 'sticky' or do not respond in a consistent manner.
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