My touchpad in my toshiba computer is not working. i purchased my computer two months ago. what should i do

There will be a setting in the touchpad interface to allow the use of both.

Maybe you should try reloading or updating the touchpad driver. I had to reload mine, on my Satellite, a few weeks ago because of the same problem.If you update and reload the driver and that still doesn't fix the problem then the touchpad itself may have gone bad.

On my Acer Aspire 5534, up above the keys there are 2 buttons that are side by side. one is to turn the wireless off and on and the other one is to turn the mouse pad off and on.

The same thing happend to me. I, unplugged the cam. reinstalled the drivers from the toshiba cd. rebooted. plugged my cam back in. and It was working normally again. Then I reinstalled livemessenger rebooted again and everything is worked fine. Good luck with it mate.

i have the same prob with my laptop, the solution is to go to the manufacturer web and look up your model laptop and download the newest version of your touchpad driver or th synapsis driver for touchpad it will allow you to change the sensitivity of the touch pad, believe it or not you unknowingly touch the pad while typing

Hi
I'm not sure please try pressing Fn+F9 (or try Fn+F8 or Fn+F7)
this should enabled/disable the touchpad.You also can enabled/disable it through a pointing device software.
goodluck,takecare.

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What Toshiba do you have? Without knowing that it is would be hard to help you.

Is this a new laptop?

One suggestion I can say is: Check on near at the mouse pad area to see if there is any button that enables or disables features of the mouse pad.

Have you looked at the Device Manager to see if there's a problem with the touchpad?

Start -> Control Panel -> System -> click on Hardware tab -> click on Device Manager button. Do you see anything that indicates a problem with the touchpad?

Also, you might want to check the BIOS to see that the touchpad is still enabled. I doubt that this setting would have changed, but it's worth checking. When you boot the computer you should see a message that says something like: "To enter setup press XXX" where XXX is the delete key or some other key. Once you're in the BIOS poke around to see if you can find the settings for the Touchpad. Different manufacturers use different BIOS' so I cannot tell you exactly where to look.

Good luck.