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Using your keyboard, press the windows hot key, then use the arrow keys to go up and to the right to control panel, then arrow over to the system icon, then arrow through the tabs to the hardware tab, then press TAB to select the "device manager" button and click enter....in the device manager, press tab again in order to highlight the first selection and arrow down to "mouse and other pointing devices" then press the right arrow key to expand that selection and see if it is recognizing your mouse pad, if it does, highlight it and press enter, arrow over to the "driver" tab and try updating the driver, if that doesn't work, try a troubleshoot from the first properties tab.....and if none of this works......the touchpad is most likely dead. Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they can replace the touch pad.....
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Hi, First option try to connect external USB type mouse, if it's working. second option need your touch pad check-up software driver in the device manager area. need update. or try to restore your operating system (OS). back to the time that working properly your touchpad advice.
Let me know if not yet working your touchpad. try that solutions first.
Just check for the key combination on your key board (ex. Fn + F4 or F5..depends on the what key was designed for the touchpad), the touchpad might be locked.
If it is not locked, reinstall the touchpad driver, but it this still doesn't work, boot to Safe Mode to check if it does. Touch pad still not responding in Safe Mode would mean hardware failure.
Sounds like wear on the contacts, if you can try applying a little pressure to the centre of the pad, and it works better, this is the issue. As a first resort, you could try and download the touchpad driver and re-install it, howver, this is a common fault with the touchpad. You may need to have it replaced or possibly cleaned
sounds like you need to adjust the sensitivity, as you can customize this to prevent accidental double taps.
you should have some software to configure your touchpad, this will either be from the manufacturer or you can use the "mouse settings" in control panel.
1-Firstly you go to system control panel(Start button->setting->Control panel)
2-select the mouse option and click
3-you see the 5 option under it,select the pointer options
4-under the visibility option unmark Display pointer trails &
Hide pointer whilt typing option
and also check the pointer speed option under pointer option.
5-than ok..
Try and attach a USB mouse. Then uninstall the driver. restart your computer and reinstall the driver. Also clean with some spray to make sure there is no dirt which is causing the problem.
It is suggested 2 u that u should use your touchpad as less as possible specially not in gaming purposes. Use an USB optical mouse to resolve this problem.
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