The past couple of days, my HP G62-228NR laptop has been freezing without an apparent cause/causes. It freezes and the mouse light sensor in the top left corner of the mouse touchpad turns orange. It has happened when I was just browsing on my internet browser, Mozilla and when I was playing my Sims 2 Computer game, and when I just try to get into one of those programs. The entire computer freezes. I have run virus scans and done updates and according to the computer, everything is up to date and virus-free. I would love to know what could be causing this, and what can I do to fix the potential problem(s). Thanks for your time.

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Hi there,
Simply tap twice on the orange light and your pad will be working again, this is basically a lock like the HP had in earlier which was made enable/disable by Fn+F7 key, As a new advancement its a lock and also indicator, when you see orange light it means that touchpad is locked, for unlocking simply tap twice on the orange light on touchpad, and it will start working again
Regards, Bilal

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Hello.

From your description, sounds like a memory problem. We're tryin to determine if the module(s) are loose or one or both (if more than one) is faulty.

Power your system on and press F2 or F12 to load the diagnostics. It may be different for your computer. Run the diagnostics to see if memory is problematic.

Power off, disconnect all the cables and flip the laptop to the back. Remove the battery. There should be a cover (usually has one screw) that indicates memory or RAM. Remove the cover. Note that there are 2 memory slots and one or both can be filled. Memory is inserted and removed on an angle.

First, remove and reinsert both. Replace the battery and power the system. Try your games again to see if any difference. If no difference with only one module, the module could be faulty.

If no difference and both of the slots are filled, remove one, replace the battery and power the system. You will have less memory to work with, but try your games anyway. If OK, swap memory and try again.

Remember to disconnect power and remove the battery before working with the memory.

Hope this helps.

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There are 4 pads or cushions one at each corner, take a small screw driver or a butter knife and carefully remove the pads. There will be a screw under each one of the pads (if all the pads are the same size there might be more screws up to 4 more) probably just the 4 though. It will have to be like a jewelers screwdriver. Remove the 4 screws then with an old credit card or a plastic knife. Slowly start to open up the seem of your laptops screen. You will have to be super careful not to break the bezel that covers the edges of your LCD screen. If you have a digital camera take pics as you take it apart so you can reference them to reassemble. After you get the front bezel off. There should be 4 screws that hold your LCD panel to the back of the laptop. It's best to have a little cup to put all those little screws in. Now you'll have to be super careful, and stand up the LCD panel careful not to pull on the wires and not to touch the circuits on the top of the screen it should be covered in plastic and say DON'T TOUCH. Now you will have to see if there is a connector the holds you camera to the front bezel or the back one. You might need a little bit of contact cement or a similar product. Or maybe just needs a couple pieces of tape to re-secure it to the back to hold the wires from slipping inside of the screen again. After you tape or glue (only a little tiny drop so you don't short out or make it impossible to fix it again) reassemble and good luck to you.

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