My mouse clicker buttons are not working on my thinkpad. The keyboard works fine and I can move the mouse around, I just cannot use the right or left clicker. Please help!
In Control Panel there is a mouse section, you may have the clicking disabled. if you don't and it still isn't functioning then you have a bad touchpad and it will need to be replaced.
You can also test using a USB mouse to find out if you have clicking disabled.
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Try pressing the FN+F7 buttons together.. This enables / disables the touchpad
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hmm quite interesting
has your laptop suffered some damage
i recomend you try to disassemble your laptop and check the connector for the touchpad.
dont know how try this site:http://repair4laptop.org/disassembly_acer.html
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If the left mouse button is not working, then it is most likely the microswitch in the button has failed. To fix, you will need to replace the palmrest assembly
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Windows has the ability to swap mouse buttons, mainly for those who mouse left-handed. It looks to the right button for left button action. It seems that the actual left button is not functioning. A work-around is to use the right button as the left as you are now doing, AND, use the solid windows button (the one to the immediate left of the right control key) as the right button. Not as easy, but it works.
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go to control panel click on mouse and set for right handed
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My computer is a Lenovo Thinkpad T420
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