Anyone who suffers from anger, blisters, or paper cuts knows that small things can sometimes be very disturbing. You are not going to die from any of these conditions, but whenever your right foot is not giving a new blister inside your broken hiking shoes at all, it is still difficult to focus.
I found myself in the computing version of the situation yesterday, when I was trying to work on a new Mac Money and was raised by the fact that my third mouse button (ie clicking on the Scroll Wheel) did nothing. It was strange, because for many years I have assigned this button to “Mission Control” on Macos – a feature that tiles every open window on your machine, which makes the apps faster and easier. When I got a new mini, I immediately. He added it to his settings. Boom!
And still I was there, after a few hours, clicking on the middle mouse button did not have any results and no results. It seemed weird enough – I just Imagined That I replaced the settings? I re -changed the system settings and went back to work.
But after this day installing an OS update, I noticed that my shortcut sequence for mission control has ended once again. It was not happening with any other settings, and it was amazingly disturbing.
When this happened for the third time, I turned into a complete “research and problem to end”. A colleague of my ARS agreed to me, “There is no such powerful and no matter. I swear at least once every few months, some shortcuts or whatever works, and sometimes, after a week or so, it doesn’t start working again. There is no poetry, or not just because it is just a computer, or not. [unprintable expletives]“
But even if the computer is [unprintable expletives]Their problems are often encountered and another poor soul has decided it. I turned to the Internet for help … and immediately. He was stumbed to Apple Discussion Thread Named “Macos mouse shortcuts are reset when restarting or closing.” Posters – and most of them respond – they say that the strange behavior was only published in Macos Sekiya. In a reply it was claimed that it had identified the bug’s source and offered a fix: