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If you have a external mouse, or you can borrow, go into device manager to see if the pad is enabled, if okay! try a system restore bringing the computer back in time before this happened, if still no luck the sensor pad maybe defective, the last option a complete recovery of the operational system to factory setting, this will prove if the sensor pad is defective, or wire ribbon might have come loose from the motherboard.
Depending on the laptop, there can sometimes be a button towards the top of the keyboard that can turn it off. If there isn't one, sometimes with Dell's there is a key combination (Fn + one of the F1-F12 keys) that will toggle it on and off. If you have another mouse attached, you can go to Start>Control Panel>Mouse and select the touchpad and click "Disable". (Only do this if you have another mouse attached as you will not be able to reverse it without a mouse)
if you have dell then you have a syspnatic mouse driver change your driver setting to desablle your touch pad,i reccomend you to use tuch pad because dell1525 comes with a low performance battery
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