Can not get the mouse to work the touch pad is not

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Hi, first test with an external mouse, and then check your device manager, you can get there from control panel, system, hardware tab, device manager button. If there doesn't look like there is any anomalies you are going to want to check the bios peripheral device section to see if there is any options for mouse, probably will not be, bios is either F2 F1 or Delete. After that reseating the touchpad would be a good idea, sometimes it just gets loose, unfortunately you will probably need to call up a tech, as it will need to be taken apart. If all fails then it will just need to be replaced, the touch pad comes as a single part you buy with the top plastics that go around the keyboard. Suggest using model of laptop and brand when you search and to use www.froogle.com if you can, it will be cheaper.