Laptop stuck at loading page were bar move left to right

You are absolutely right.

The scroll bar on my Desktop is missing from the left-side menu, obtained by the "hamburger menu" button, top left. So I have nothing to put my mouse on to move the menu. With the menu activated, the scroll bar is missing from the right side, but when I deactivate the menu, I can scroll the page to its bottom.

I don't know if you have a touch screen where you slide the page up with your finger or a Desktop/Laptop where you slide the scroll bar down with your mouse to accomplish moving the page up. (I HAVE attempted to move the screen up by sliding my mouse pointer up the screen as I do on my cell phone with my finger -- It just will not work!!)

Chalk this up to a billion-dollar website programming error!

I use Firefox 59.0.1 on Linux Mint 17.3.

This is my first time seeing this behavior on YouTube.

By the way, please ask a brief question in the heading and provide details in the box below. What device are you using, a touch screen mobile or a mouse-powered Desktop/laptop? Sites often provide a page for Desktop and another for touch screen mobiles and cell phones.

By telling us what browser you are using, your version of Windows, Mac OS or Linux, iPhone or Android, this is going to give the prospective "ex-spurt" some useful information.

An ex-spurt is a former drip under pressure. :)

if you move the cursor to the top of the screen and press and hold the left mouse button then drag it to the left it will move

I plunged mine in to the the computer and left it all night then held the off switch in for several seconds and mine reset plus I did an update before i shut it down. Hope this helps your's

Right click on the task bar (I assume you mean the bar that is typically at the bottom of your desktop?)
Make sure "Lock the Task bar" is not checked
Click on the border of the task bar
drag directly from where you clicked to the bottom
Adjust height accordingly

I am assuming this is a problem with Internet Explorer. To fix this, move you mouse to an empty part of a toolbar near the top (But not right at the top) of the screen.

Right-click and you should see a drop-down menu, left click on "menu bar" and you should see you file,edit, view history buttons reappear.

I'm assuming you are using some version of MS Windows.

I found this on the Dell support website;

• Click Start.
• In the Search box type main.cpl, click main.cpl in the list of programs.
• In Windows XP click Run, type main.cpl in the box next to Open, click OK.
• Click the Dell Touchpad tab.
• Click on the picture of the touchpad.
• Click Touchpad Settings.
• Make sure there is a check in the box to the left of TouchCheck, move the slider bar all the way to the right (this can always be adjusted back).
• Uncheck the box to the left of b>Tap to Click.
• Move the slider in the Touch Sensitivity area to the right until it is 3/4 of the way toward Heavy Touch.
• Click Apply, then click OK.
• Click the X in the upper-right corner to close the Dell Touchpad Utility.

Hope this helps ;)

1. Click Start.




2. In the Search box type main.cpl, click main.cpl in the list of programs.



• In Windows XP click Run, type main.cpl in the box next to Open, click OK.



3. Click the Dell Touchpad tab.




4. Click on the picture of the touchpad.




5. Click Touchpad Settings.




6. Make sure there is a check in the box to the left of TouchCheck, move the slider bar all the way to the right (this can always be adjusted back).




7. Uncheck the box to the left of Tap to Click.




8. Move the slider in the Touch Sensitivity area to the right until it is 3/4 of the way toward Heavy Touch.




9. Click Apply, then click OK.




10. Click the X in the upper-right corner to close the Dell Touchpad Utility.

Download this driver and it will work

The battery is damanged,just buy new one..Sorry

have you tried clicking on the bar that moves the page left to right and then tried using the scroll wheel?