Mouse will not move how can I shut down my computer

I'm not sure if you'll be able to close the lid because you might need a laptop that is designed to work with a docking station to do that.

Anyway, you can hook an external monitor, usb keyboard, and usb mouse to the laptop and continue working as usual.

Hold in the main power on button until the computer shuts down -windows will automaticly safley shut down .
once it shuts down restart it and hopefully the mouse problem will also be fixed

I hope this helps

Andrew a

These commands are built-in. You do not have to add or program them.
Working with Applications
Say... Open Word
Open Excel
Open Email
Open Powerpoint
Open Internet
Open Notepad
Close Application
Close Window
Close Document
Scroll Down
Scroll Up
Start Word
Start Excel
Start Email
Start Powerpoint
Start Internet
Start Notepad
Minimize
Maximize

Scroll Left
Scroll Right

Browsing the Web
Browse the web using the following commands: Open Internet
Google Website
Yahoo Website
Altavista Website
MSN Website
eBay Website
e-Speaking Website
Go Back
Go Forward
Refresh


Dialog Commands
Sometimes a program will simply ask you for a yes or no answer to an alert box or dialog. Yes
No
Cancel
Affirmative


System Commands
You can control when e-Speaking is "listening" to you using these voice commands. Standby
Resume
Stop Listening
Begin Listening
Hello
Computer
Listen to Me
Add a New Command
Add Mouse Click


Moving the Mouse
The Mouse Movement option has to be checked on the Mouse menu. Mouse Left
Mouse Right
Mouse Down
Mouse Up
Faster
Slower
Stop

Mouse Clock One
Mouse Clock Two
Mouse Clock Three
Mouse Clock Four
Mouse Clock Five
Mouse Clock Six
Mouse Clock Seven
Mouse Clock Eight
Mouse Clock Nine
Mouse Clock Ten
Mouse Clock Eleven
Mouse Clock Twelve


Slide Left
Slide Right
Slide Down
Slide Up


Mouse Buttons
Select
Double Click
Right Click
Properties
Drag Item
Drag File
Drag Object
Release Item
Release File
Release Object

Mouse Jump To
Mouse One - Top of Window
Mouse Two
Mouse Three
Mouse Four - Middle of Window
Mouse Five
Mouse Six
Mouse Seven - Bottom of Window
Mouse Alpha - Left of Window
Mouse Beta
Mouse Charlie
Mouse Delta - Middle of Window
Mouse Echo
Mouse Foxtrot
Mouse Golf - Right of Window

Editing Commands
Doing some word processing? These commands may help perform common Windows functions. Select All
Edit Copy
Edit Paste
Edit Undo
Edit Delete
Edit Find
Delete Line
Find
Search and Replace


Moving the Text Cursor
These commands may help navigate documents. Left Arrow
Left One
Left Two
Down Arrow
Down One
Down Two
Right Arrow
Right One
Right Two
Up Arrow
Up One
Up Two
Page Up
Page Down
Beginning of Line
End of Line
Beginning of Document
End of Document

Simulating Keys
Enter Key
Home Key
End Key
Spacebar
Escape Key
Delete Key
Backspace Key
Tab Key


Dictation
Start Dictation
Stop Dictation
Standby
Resume
Train Word
Show Commands


Dictation - Editing
Delete that Phrase
Delete that Text
Delete Last Phrase
Delete Last Text
Strike that Phrase
Delete Last Word
Edit Copy
Edit Paste
New Line (inserts a line)
Next Line (inserts a line)
New Paragraph (inserts 2 lines)
Next Paragraph (inserts 2 lines)
Select All
Delete Key
Backspace Key


Reading Commands
Read All Text
Read Selected Text
Stop Reading
Pause Reading
Resume Reading
Skip Ahead
Skip Back
Read Faster
Read Slower


Phonetic Alphabet
You must really like using voice if you are into the Phonetic Alphabet. Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Delta
Echo
Foxtrot
Golf
Hotel
India
Juliet
Kilo
Lima
Mike
November
Oscar
Papa
Quebec
Romeo
Sierra
Tango
Uniform
Victor
Whiskey
Xray
Yankee
Zulu

Try restarting your computer by pushing the windows button on the bottom of the keyboard on the left side, generally next to the ALT button. use your arrow keys to move over to the shut down button, select restart and restart your computer. Or you can shut down and then push the power button to start up your computer. This should help reset your laptop and unfreeze your mouse.

If this does not work, go to the control panel, again using the windows button and the arrow keys. select mouse, then go thru the tabs on the window to make sure that your mouse pad is selected to control your mouse.

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Thank You,
Brian

Firstly, Try a hard restart (Just hold down the power button until it shuts off)

If you mouse is still not working, you will have to use a external USB Mouse.

After a while, when this happend to me and I had used the USB mouse for about a week, the touchpad mouse started working again.

But, while you have the USB mouse plugged in, try searching online for a driver for your touchpad.
www.acer.co.uk

Hope I helped

if ur driver is ok, then u try first to restart ur system or properly shut down ur laptop them plug ur mouse carefully.........

On the bottom of the mouse is a little tiny button that say: connect or reconnect. Place the mouse close to the transmitter dongle (the do hicky comes out of a USB) and look for that button on the transmitter and the mouse to reconnect the signal.
(batteries are good ?)

You have to click the Start button and choose "Shut Down " and click the mouse on that. If that does not work, try pressing Ctrl + Alt+ delete simultaneously. What they call the task manager will come up. choose Shut down and click on it. It should shut down

Hit the Fn (funtion key) HOLD it down WHILE pushing the F7 Key - this will turn your touchpad back on.

For the complete manual for your computer:
http://www.acerpanam.com/synapse/data/7117/documents/AS1640_Guide_EN.pdf

And these instructions were found on page 25.

Hi shut down the computer by pressing the windows button on your keyboard then once machine is off then remove mouse connection. Check not damaged and reinsert. Power up the computer normally then hopefully the mouse will work. If it doesn't try mouse on different computer if still not working faulty mouse if works then reinstall the mouse drivers on your computer.

Thanks J