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Old 08-27-2012, 07:01 AM
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Touch pad has stopped working for all click commands but still works for moving the mouse around. Is there a setting for this? any suggetsions?
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Old 08-27-2012, 07:21 AM
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I have Windows 7. Can you tab to get into your control panel and choose Mouse? You can tab to Touchpad properties and adjust. I also have a little button right above my touchpad to disable my touchpad and sometimes I accidently turn off my touchpad.
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Is there a little button just above the touchpad, below the space bar? That disables the touchpad.

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Old 08-27-2012, 07:56 AM
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also have windows 7 home premium... no button above touch pad...i have a FN button/F9 which shows disabling touch pad tried that and that will stop mouse movement. when i turn it back on still no response for double clicks. I tried looking in control panel / mouse but couldn't find touch pad properties.
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The touchpad itself may have gone bad. May I ask how old the laptop is? Any warranty left on it?

I have replaced many touchpads (35+ years in IT.....) and it is not to difficult to do.
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Have you added any new applications or updated existing applications recently that may have impacted your computer?
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Thx for the help but I finally found problem...below in task bar there is an icon synaptics pointing device i had left clicked on it eaelier and found nothing to help....after i tried right clicking on it and it showed on it tap to click un-checked...so i checked it and now it works thx again for the suggestions
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Touch pad has stopped working for all click commands but still works for moving the mouse around. Is there a setting for this? any suggetsions?
Yes
Go to the start menu in the lower left corner. Click on the control panel and find the device manager and click on it. Then find "Mice and other pointing devices" and click on it. Click on synaptics ps/2 port touch pad.
Then you will see if the device is working properly. If not, you can fix it there.
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