Cannot right click on toshiba A105

I have toshiba laptop satalite with 2 operation windows 2000 and HP windows running thus slowing the system down consiradably. Idealy would like to delete the windows 2000 professinal. Please help

You could try letting Windows Update download and install the correct drivers or perhaps go into the operating systems control panel and find the device manager. Depending on which version of Windows you've got installed this can be found from clicking on the System icon and then the device manager link. Find the video controller device in the list by expanding the tree and then right click and choose the update driver software option making sure that you've got an active internet connection at the time.

OK, I would restore or recover the computer to manufacturer's original specifications and automatic update to the latest sp3.

Then, I would reinstall your virus protection and see if it's better.

try restoring this unit to an earlier time
in restore function is a calandar check which things were updated last time

go to start
all programs
accessories
system tools
restore

heres the restore function

You should update your VGA driver.
Update of VGA Driver.

• Go to the control panel
• Click on the System Icon
• Click on the Hardware Tab
• Click on the Device Manager then
• Click on Display Adapter
• After this Right click on VGA Driver
• Click on Update Driver.
• Update Driver Wizard start.
• if the problem is still exist.
• Replace the VGA or have a local tech take a look at the VGA.
• Toshiba Notebook Drivers

Hello.
Go to Control panel \ system \ hardware tab \ device manager \ select DVD CDROM drives
Here click + symbol to expand. Right-click \ select uninstall driver.
Now close all & restart laptop.
Windows will find & install the best driver for your DVD drive! It'll work fine.
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System restore and last known configuratiion and roll back driver are the 3 options for these sort of problems. 1)in device manager right click on the hardware you are having problems with. Uninstall the driver and then reboot. The plug and play will pick up old driver. Also there is rollback driver option at the same place. System restore is in accessories>system tools>system restore. Last is last known configuration. click on F8 on start up and their is a list of options. Use Last Known Configuraton. Good Luck let me know if you have any questions. Pls rate this solution.

If you know where the touchpad/mouse driver is located on a recovery disk, I would 'delete' the mouse via the control Panel, reboot and see if Win will reinstall the driver from the restore partition or, ask for a disk as a source and you have to know where that driver is on the optical disk. I would locate the drivers on your recovery disks before you delete the current device.
Alternately, you might check Toshiba's support section for a touchpad driver for your OS and system and burn it onto a removable disk or thumb drive that you give to Win as a destination if asked. 

Load up device manager , highlight your computer (top in the list) and right click - select scan for new hardware - See if it detects your pointing device now

If it does , right click it , update driver etc and reinstall the drivers for it

If not , it might be a hardware problem , try getting it repaired by toshiba if its still under warranty

Go to Toshiba's support page to download the drivers.

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