Replace worn touchpad buttons HP compaq 6820s

you may need to re-download the drivers from the hp compaq website, there are also other programs you can download that do the same thing as that button.

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If you right hand mouse click on your desktop picture, a menu will become available. Click on Screen resolution and then Advanced settings. There will be options inside that window to allow you adjustment of the display.
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Just try to fix the broken one their by any drop of solution or take your notebook to the hp service center wont cost you much..

It comes around 110 dollars or 5000 rupees. Its pretty expensive compared to other parts.

Sorry for your laptop. All the best.

Yes NO problems. You need to remove old one, and get the serial number of the unit, use that to get a new one. Also eBay and Craigslist, can have these too.

This simply means that the battery is dead. Pull the battery out and try to start it again (with the power adapter plugged in obviously). If it starts up, you need a new battery, if it does not start up you may have a bad power adapter or broken power jack.

The wireless button should be located on the top left part of your laptop. It will be the 3rd button from the left.

1. Volume mute button with LED indicator
2. Volume scroll zone with up/down LED indicators
3. Integrated microphone 4. RJ-11/modem port
5. Optical drive 6. Media Card Reader 7. 2 USB 2.0 ports 8. HP Fingerprint Sensor 9. Integrated stereo speakers 10. Touchpad with scroll zone 11. Touchpad Buttons 12. Hard drive activity / HP 3D DriveGuard LED 13. Battery charging LED
14. Power/standby LED
15. Wireless on/off LED
16. Power button with LED
17. HP Info / HP QuickLook button with LED indicator
18. Wireless on/off button with LED indicator
19. HP Presentation button with LED indicator
20. WLAN antennas (with WLAN option)
21. WWAN antennas (with WWAN option

Unless your left mouse button has been severely damaged, it is unlikely that a loose button is the cause of your problem. More likely, it is your touchpad. Chances are your touchpad is set to click when tapped. Oversensitive touchpads can click randomly when you're dragging your finger across the touchpad.

To test this, position your cursor over a link (or other button) but don't press the left mouse button. Instead, lightly tap the touchpad itself. If the link or button is clicked, go to your Control Panel and adjust the Mouse options so your touchpad no longer clicks when tapped. It's usually a setting titled "tap to click" or something along those lines.

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