I have had this same issue though on MacBooks from 2006, to MacBook Pros from 2013, and either drying the sides with paper, or letting it sit always works. In the unlikely case that you did damage your trackpad, you may need to replace it. If nothing works, let it sit for a day or two, that normally will fix the problem. If the problem still occurs, then you might want to take out your battery and see if there is any water under the trackpad. What I need is when I use the internal macBook Pro trackpad, natural scroll direction is enabled, and when I use an external mouse, it is disabled. If it does get wet, just use another corner and go around again. I usually let the trackpad dry out, but somethings it helps if you take a piece of paper, stick the edge in between the trackpad and the palm rest, and run it around the sides of the trackpad gently. The issues is that excess water gets along the sides of the trackpad, and similar to using your phone underwater, it thinks you are constantly touching the trackpad in every corner. My computer is a relatively powerful: 2016 15-inch MacBook Pro connected to an eGPU with Radeon RX 580 and an LG 4K monitor (more than enough power to edit PDFs). I have this same issue when I wipe my computer down with water or any other computer product. Support for the MacBook Pros backlit keyboard Apple Remote pairing Updated graphics drivers Improved Boot Camp driver installer Improved international. Comfortable cabin and ample cargo space Balances sporty handling with a relaxed ride Generous array of features and driver aids for the money. How long have you waited since you cleaned it?
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