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To create a new folder on the desktop right-click on the mouse and select New Folder from the drop-down menu.
If you do not have a mouse connected, press the control key while clicking the desktop background, and select New Folder from the drop-down menu. The folder should appear near the area of the desktop you clicked with 'untitled folder' highlighted in light blue. You can now type a name for your new folder. Press return/enter when you are done naming your folder.

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Buy a can of compressed air attach straw, gently lift button with fingernail and give a good few blasts of air to clean out trapped dirt and grime.

Restart your computer while holding the space bar. This will rebuild the devicetree which is where the trackpad and mouse instructions are, and that may clear up this issue.

Go to system preferences then keyboards and mouse then click on illuminate keyboard in low light conditions and then set timeout to whatever you want. Hope this helps.

What you have done is accidently magnified your screen slightly. To correct this hold down your ctrl key and move your finger on the track pad to the back of the track pad. Failing this restarting your MacBook Air should reset the screen to the default view. Hope this helps.

Did the keyboard get wet by any chance? You'll have to replace the palm rest. If you want somebody else to do it for you go to Macbook Repair. If you want to do it yourself, here is an Macbook Repair Guide that shows how to repair a Macbook.

You can try external USB speakers and external USB mouse. Make sure to use a powered USB hub.

Hello, it seems that the problem comes from your mouse: can you test your mouse on another computer and check if it does the same? If yes, you'll have to change the mouse

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