The left mouse key broke loose on my HP Pavilion dv6-1234dx

h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01868653.pdf

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http://www.insidemylaptop.com/hp-g62-compaq-presario-cq62-disassembly/

Pavilion G62 and Compaq Presario CQ62, but I thought looking at pictorial information on a Pavilion model that is close, would help out.

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Press the left mouse key down, and hold it down.
Slide the mouse cursor across the entire URL.

It will be highlighted in blue.
Let go of the mouse button.
Press, and hold down on the CTRL key, and at the same time press the c key.

Put your mouse cursor in your browser address bar.
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Left-click once. Press, and hold down on the CTRL key, and at the same time press the v key.
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Regards,
joecoolvette

If it's the same as mine, there is a little white plastic frame that sits under the mouse... Make sure the frame is attached to the underside of the mouse key, and press into position on the keyboard, pushing down onto the REAR of the button first, until you hear it click, then do the same to the front.

look for a switch or a button that has the wifi icon on it.
You may have to press a Fn key with the icon key on the keyboard
in some laptops.

are all connections inside and out secure? something may have gotten jarred loose. also check the settings for the speakers to make sure they have not been muted.

This would be located on the front left, right below the mouse pad next to the left corner. Its usually a black switch that you could turn left for off, and right for on. when on it should show a blue light, and when off yellow...

Well first you'll need to know how to take your laptop apart so I did find a website that can help you with that:

http://www.insidemylaptop.com/take-apart-hp-pavilion-dv6000-laptop/

The only problem is that you would need to replace the whole motherboard to actually get a "working" mouse. Sorry, I feel your pain.

Thanks,
Brandonmxb

http://www.disabled-world.com/artman/publish/article_00126.shtml

try your local biglots store, they should have another cheap mouse.
or try a thrift strore

If only the one button is loose then touch pad assembly probably will require replacement. This isn't a big job but usually involves opening the case. Two screws and one connector and button it back up. If the laptop is new you should have this covered by warranty. Cost of the part should be about $30-$70 as well as labor.

If you are lucky you might just have a loose fitting button that you can snap back in to place. With the laptop off try to gently push/wiggle the button down. It might pop back into its mounts. If this works (slight chance) then it might work normally for a while and pop out again. It won't have fixed the wear that let it come loose.

have u tried to check it on the control panel/mouse options.

if its not working though i guess the have reason about that.

Set it on the space where it should be in the correct way then gently pop it in. Look on the key if there are obvious stress points where it possibly broke. If there are none then it should pop in correctly. If not you might have to use some type of adhesive.