How to Diagnose Quiet Click Not Working Anymore After an OCLP macOS Upgrade
Power, battery, Touch ID and trackpad behaviour after OCLP upgrades is usually firmware, SMC or root-patch related.
Step-by-Step Fix:
- Back up first: Make a Time Machine backup or clone before changing OpenCore, EFI, root patches, or macOS versions.
- Reset low-level state: Reset NVRAM/PRAM, then perform the correct SMC reset for the Mac model.
- Re-apply patches: Open OpenCore Legacy Patcher, run Post-Install Root Patch, reboot, then test again.
- Check hardware health: Review cycle count, battery service status, trackpad settings and Apple Diagnostics before blaming macOS.
- Compare with a supported OS: If the issue is critical, test Monterey or the last officially supported macOS to rule out failing hardware.
Final check: Change one thing at a time, reboot, and keep a copy of the last working EFI before the next test.
Original Question: "Quiet Click Not Working Anymore!"
I have a 12” Retina MacBook 2016 running macOS Sequoia 15.7.4
The trackpad had quiet click mode enabled. All of a sudden it stopped working. I tried resetting NVRAM, resetting SMC, resetting the trackpad settings, reinstalling OCLP and root patches, but nothing seems to work.
Any advice?
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