ASUS Eee 4G Notebook "pc mouse locked" Questions

LOCK MY MOUSE MOUSE IS NOT STABLE MOVE ALL OVER THE PLACE? THAT COULD BE A COUPLE OF THINGS. iF IT IS A OPTICAL MOUSE TRY A DIFFERENT SURFACE LIKE A PIECE OF PAPER. OR A MOUSE PAD. OR EVEN TURN OVER ...

mouse of the laptop got locked , what shal i do to unlock it!? To enable the TouchPad; Open the Control Panel > Mouse > Elantech > Highlight "Elantech Smart-Pad" then click on Start Device". ...

I would like to lock my touch key pad (I prefer to use mouse). Currently, I keep hitting the pad with my palms as I type and sending the cursor all over the place. Can you help? Thanks Denise there ...

...pc 1000h and my touchpad locked. If someone know how to unlock it pls help. Press the FN *function* button and F3 Hi, control panel/mouse/device settings/, here some where you can find enable and ...

Left and right mouse click not working I can no longer copy and past using the finger pad (mouse) It will not allow me to highlight and a right click is inconsistent allowing me to "copy" and "paste" ...

...locked" then this is likely the case, Try mousing over each edge of your screen to see if it has been "auto hidden" If it has, the fix is simple, just click and hold your mouse button as you drag the ...

...locked due to system files mysteriously jumping in the trash. You should see in the lower right hand corner of the desktop an image of a keyboard with a red line through it. CAUTION: THE INSTALLER I ...

My touchpad right and left click button stopped working My touchpad right and left click buttons stopped working for a while and then started working again. I had to use an external mouse. It was as ...

my touchpad, nor an external mouse will work. Is something locked? Try pushing the fn key and they usually the F7 key at the same time as it sounds like you have disabled the mouse

locked or hang im not sure i totally couldnt press anything from keyboard .. but i can still click everything using mouse. Try testing your notebook keyboard by connecting an external keyboard via USB