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• HP Pavilion DV7 laptop: Touchpad, sometimes active, even when the power button is pressed on off (light orange)

  I use a wireless mouse (or a wired mouse) preferably instead of the touchpad.   The touchpad has a power button to press - white light indicates on and off Orange light.    After booting, I usually disable the touchpad and mouse wireless, however, sometimes when you type I realize my palms are contacting the touchpad and the cursor jumps around accordingly.    The touchpad is disabled (orange light) but I can control it with a finger, it works like its supposed to as if it is enabled.     Any ideas?   I have not downloaded a driver updated or do anything to try to solve this problem, as I fear, it could actually cause other problems.

  Update the driver it is the usual Council for problems - that is the solution here?   Has anyone else had a similar problem.    Most of the touch pad problems I've read is in regards to an erratic touchpad - nothing to do with 'on' or 'off' problems.

  HI @WayneCM,

  Thank you for your inquiry. I will do my best to help you!

  I understand that you use the power button / stop to turn off the touchpad.  Sometimes, you will notice that your palm is in contact with it and the cursor is accordingly jump around but the rest light orange, to show that he has disabled.  Here is a link for HP Notebook PCs - using the touchpad and ClickPad (Windows 10). Please review the section on "Open the properties of the ClickPad" in figure 4, you'll see there's a button where you can disable the touchpad, until you want to reactivate it. Please let me know if this helped.

  Thank you! If it helps you to find a solution, please click the button "accept as Solution" down below in this message. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on ' Thumbs Up ' to give me a Kudos.

• LED power button problem FIXED on Satellite P300

  Toshiba
  LED power button fix

  Toshiba
  Satellite P300-h-13

  By Thom
  Wijtenburg

  First of all, I would like to
  say you that I came up with this correction, after a clean reinstall of the
  Vista. (I used the serial number of windows on the bottom of my laptop for)
  install, so it's the same license as the OEM of windows and therefore
  Tout_a_fait legal.) After the clean install and installation of all the
  the drivers listed on the site of toshiba LED power button (also
  known as the mute button) and the CDDVD butten (mediaplayer button)
  stopped working. After browsing around forums toshiba I found
  this case, I removed the support button utility that the mute button has acted as
  a mute button. Also the mediaplayer button worked fine. Reinstalled
  the utility support for the button and they have stopped working. After many
  toshiba calls (I think about 5-6 in one day) they opened a
  support ticket for me, because they (team support callcenter)
  could not find a solution. Following their advice, I did the
  next to try to make it work:

  * Don't have a system restore with the restore DVD.
  * Do you have an another clean install.
  * Install the drivers in various ways (alphabetically reversed by alphabetical order and order of collection DVD).
  * update my BIOS.
  * downloaded a 'new' version of value added package (which was the same thing I already had).
  * installed the VAP with and without technical support button utility, no changes.
  After doing everything
  This, they said that they did not know the cause of my problem (at the beginning
  they thought it was hardware related). They came with a possible
  anwer:

  "It is."
  possible that we removed some features of windows vista
  operating system so that our one utility for device drivers
  work. In addition, we do support the configuration, that we delivered
  When you bought the laptop. »

  Now of course, I have
  understand that. I waited allmost a week, no response. Neither
  by electronic mail, or by phone, so I decided to google more
  on the problem.

  After a certain
  some research on Toshiba forum and Googling I came across
  a thread that sayd I must first install the utility 'control '.
  and the button press. Unfortunately what it did not work.

  Then, all of a sudden
  Windows displays a message saying that I should install the TOSHIBA.
  "ACPI-based value-added general use and logical device driver.
  I clicked on the provided download link, and the VFR package was a newer version
  version of the support page for my laptop which is held. So I downloaded
  This PPV version 1.17 and installed it. After a reboot, the buttons
  still did not work. But at least I got the file HWSetup.exe, where I
  could turn the LED off. Look into the button holder utility, I have
  saw that there where buttons like "Toshiba Assist" which my
  the laptop model is not.

  Navigation
  through the toshiba forum I found a file named ButtonSettings.ini, in
  which I can manually configure special keys. After a google
  search on the name of the file, I found that all the buttons list
  in a registry key. I saw the "Dimmer" file using the button
  folder and clicked on it. Poof... lights went out. Click again,
  Poof... lights turn it back on. So I replaced the wrong button definitions
  with CDDVD and dimmer values. Saved my changes but is not a restart.
  Opens the support button utility and change the path of
  MediaPlayer (who was always there to a previous definition) to
  Dimmer.exe. checked to see if the button CDDVD pointed
  MediaPlayer and restarted. When everything has been started, I pushed on the
  button again and presto... MUTE lights off. Pushed again, poof...
  lights. Pressed the mediaplayer button and started to mediaplyer. I have
  has been very happy when everything worked.
  Now that you
  know the story, here's the fix.

  * Difficulty: *.
  * Download and install the new VAP from here: [http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/util_tvap_26084A.exe]
  * Choose Edit in the installation and make sure that everything is checked
  * do NOT restart after the installation.
  * Download the ini fix and the fixed registry
  * Uncompress its contents into your working folder.
  * Copy the ini into C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\TBS (where C: is the drive of program files)
  * In this same folder, start the exe called TBSbtnSt.exe
  * do NOT restart, click on 'no' in the dialog box.
  * Double click on the registry key, and then click 'Yes' to add to the registry
  * Then open the button support utility by clicking Start-> Toshiba-> utilities-> Toshiba assist. Help go to optimilization and click support button tohiba
  * If the path or the description is disabled, fix, and then click Save. See also if the CD/DVD mediaplayer points.
  * Restart you computer now.
  * If everything is is well past your special buttons should work.

  * WARNING: *.

  It worked for
  me, with my Toshiba Satellite P300-h-13, edition windows Home premium 32-bit.
  It should work on any model of 6 buttons with the mediaplayer and the mute
  buttons. I am in no way responsible for any damage that may arise
  If the fix does not work correctly. There is absolutely no. GARUENTEE
  It will work for you. If the answer is Yes, he does, and if it's not it
  doesn't work.

  * Author: *.

  I came
  With this fix by myself, without any help from toshiba support. I am
  the original author of this text. This document is for information
  purposes and should not be modified in any way.

  This page is
  also hosted on my Web site for documentation purposes. I have
  contacted toshiba support on my support ticket and has asked to
  Cancel and read this. I have also explained in the world.

  Wow, that's really cool! I think that a lot of users here would appreciate this extraordinary well documented fix.

  Thanks dude. :)

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• Satellite A660 how can I turn off the light on the power button?

  Hello, I recently bought a new Toshiba A660-1FL.

  However mind, lighting of the multimedia keys, if I work in the dark.
  In the Bios, I could disable the led lighting, but the on/off switch is always lighting, which distracts me when I'm working.
  This laptop has two power LED, so the lighting power is in my view, unnecessary.

  My question is: How can I turn off the light on the power button?

  Hello

  The power button led cannot be disabled.
  It s there if the laptop is turned on.
  The lighting in the BIOS option only controls the multimedia keys...

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• Can you have SMU 1062 q turn on without using the power button

  I use a q SMU-1062 for a test project that will take place inside a protective case.  The power button on the chassis will be covered by a plate on the protective case that make it boring and difficult to switch on using the power button on the chassis.  The chassis will be plugged into a power strip of travel - lite which is mounted in the case.  Is it possible that I can have the power to frame on when I turn on the power strip?

  I found another route.  In the controller BIOS, I changed the parameters of loss of AC power to TURN on after that AC is returned.  This allows me to use the power strip in my configuration to control the electric network distributed to the controller.  The following steps will describe how I got this.

  1. Power of the SMU-8115 controller.
  
  
  2. A message will appear on your screen, press to enter SETUP
  
  
  3. Select 'Remove' (quickly, because you don't have a lot of time before the window disappears and the controller continues to load normally.)
  
  
  4. This will open the main Menu of the BIOS
  
  
  5. Select the Advanced tab (use the arrow keys to highlight the selections and the different tabs, select a setting change with 'enter'
  
  
  6. Select > Configuration power and rest
  
  
  7. Change the configuration to power on when power is restored.

  The controller can be normally close by using the start menu, and "shut down".

  Start button / stop of the chassis is still capable of turning the power on to the controller, but now when I shut off the AC power strip and then return power, get the controller chassis.

• graphical waveform shortcut menu problems

  Hello

  We discovered a problem about shortcut menus on maps of waveform with our current installation of LV2009f2.

  In the development environment ("IDE"), we have created a larger application. In the display section, we have several graphics (waveform), where the user can select the signal traced by the contextual menu (aka the context menu). When running the application in the IDE so good, the menus are displayed with all of the elements, we have defined.

  So we have finished the debugging (so we thought) and created an executable. Then, we tested the executable on the same computer (the computer with IDE installed full). Everything if fine, context menus are shown as expected.

  So, we got to the next step in the creation of an installation package (which resulted in a size of 0.99 GB btw...). LabVIEW makes no complaints and we have installed this app (using the Installer) on a clean computer. No problems so far, our application has started, everything was fine. But then we tried to change the display: NO POPUPS! Instead, we had error 1165 (problems with Insert on the Menu, "Can't find the menu"). What happens here? Anyone with a clue? Where is my menu (reference)?

  OK, we had a second computer. Install this package of 0.99 GB too. From the app: just fine, except the missing context menus!

  More information:

  All computers are Windows XP, Service Pack, even. Context menus don't require no RTM file, so no missing additional files in the installation package. Menu references created by LabVIEW (IDE or RuntimeEngine [RTE]) on right mouse click on the control, so that there should be no problem with the benchmark missing or false. The values supplied to generate the menu are the same for the IDE and RTE, so no difference. The graphics are incorporated into a secondary, but still only had events for them, so we no problem. New: the reference for the menu is provided by LabVIEW (event "Activating the context menu", MenuRef), so it should be valid...

  Sorry, no example. It is difficult to reproduce, when it only happens to RTÉ and only on computers, where no IDE is installed...

  Tomorrow we will fill to the top of the VI for creating menu with a lot of debug message subVIs to check everything and everything is going on in there...

  Hi Norbert and others.:

  I found a solution for my problem (after a long session to create exe, deployment to a different computer, debugging and start all over again...).

  In deployments executable the shortcut menu for the chart is missing (and is missing only here!). So I first test a menu empty on each activation of the menu and create a new menu if necessary. To do this, you will need to turn off (disable) "default DURATION of the context menus" during the VI containing the graphic.

  A note more:

  All other paid (menus VI other) are loaded correctly, all loaded screws work dynamically. It's only the RTM shortcut missing... (And the RTM file is set to 'always include' in the application Builder!)

• flashing screen, power button fails (error of hard disk startup, seen many posts have this)

  I thought it would be the best forum page to post, but in any case I had trouble with these two things. The first is this random/flicker flashing, screen tapping the top of the screen could delay, but this is very random and makes sometimes standby extended or even restart more rare. I don't think overheatiing is because it looks cool enough. Very random though sometimes it happens not every day or a few days.

  The power button is very recent, it turns that if I do something such as unplug it or open/close the screen as I've seen, really don't know where these two could come, but this laptop is second-hand on ebay with a new OS installed.

  The HARD drive error is common so I saw, so I can deal with it. The usual startup error, a reboot solves this problem and it starts to load normally, have not seen all the patches, in addition to a clean wipe I don't want nessiserally to do.

  A few things you might want to know:

  OS: Windows 7 Edition home premium

  Quad core i5

  graphics card intel integrated (use an ATI mobility Radeon HD 5650)

  Just ask if something else should be, thank you.

  I suggest to retrieve what you saved on your laptop and replace the HARD drive, you now have. It seems that the HARD drive, you may be out of any day. Make sure the replacement HARD drive is not too big.

  THX

• I have the acer S7 392. How can I disable the power button?

  Is there a way to disable the power button? Most of the PC force at least you press the power button for a few seconds before it shuts down, but this button, which is conveniently located for an accident, immediately stops the machine.

  Please someone tell me that I can turn it off or put it in the wok with a timer.

  BTW, love this machine (less button and power battery life)

  In this case, follow the steps below to solve the problem:
  1. click "Start" and select "Control Panel".
  2. in the control panel search window, search for Power Options.
  3 click on "Power Options" and in the window that appears, click on "Choose what the power button" option in the list of options in the left pane.
  4. click the drop-down menu besides that 'when I press the power button"and choose the option you want.
  5. click on "save changes".

  Hope this will help you.

• When my computer goes into sleep mode, I have to press the power button to turn it back on.

  original title: sleep/hibernation

  When my computer goes into sleep mode, I have to press the power button to turn it back on.  I used only having to press a key on the keyboard.

  Can someone tell me how to solve this problem, as if it was before?

  Well, on the theory that your computer is awkward, try to change the settings to another thing and OK your way out the control panel.  Then go back and put them in the way they were and OK your way out.  Occasionally, it will reset the internal parameters and things can return to normal.

  HTH,
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• Windows XP will not be closed. I have to press the power button to turn it off.

  original title: WINDOWS XP WONT SHUT DOWN - I HAVE power to the BOTTOM BY pressing POWER BUTTON COMPUTER

  WINDOWS XP DOES NOT - STOP I HAVE TO POWER COMPUTER DOWN BY PRESSING THE POWER BUTTON

  I had a computer that had posted these symptoms.

  In the end, I did the following:

  1. in Control Panel, "Power Options."

  2. click on the "tab APM" " ".»

  3. check "Enable Advanced Power Management Support"

  4. click on OK

  Check the result.

  Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313290

  Hope this helps

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• The Hold function should disable the power button?

  I activated the Hold function on my 8 GB Clip + by pressing the home button.  However, I was still able to turn off the drive by pressing the power button.  This is how it is supposed to be?  No other buttons work but the power button still worked on "hold".  I have read the pdf of Sansa manual and searched the forums but cannot find anything on this topic.  Apologies if it's already been addressed.  Thank you.

  The power button is seized of the primary key for the Clip +, so it will always have priority.  It is "wired" into the device.  Note that the power button which will be held for a while for the power control.

  On the e200 series, the main control is the menu button of the switch on the Clip (basic), it is the slider switch contact, as on the Sansa Fuze / power.

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• When the Admin sign on the office comes to the top, but after that the computer does not respond when the user tries to do anything. There are actually turns off the computer with the power button.

  Original title: user profile

  My administrator user profile does not work properly, but I have a user profile that has activated the parental control that worked well for about a year and yesterday when this user logs on the desktop comes up, but after that the computer does not respond when that user tries to do anything. There are actually turns off the computer with the power button.  I ran a virus scan and spyware scan in my user admin profile and he has not found anything.  I don't know what to check.

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  There may be a program to interfere with Parental controls so that we can try a few things to see if we can determine the application or program that is causing problems.

  First of all, we run System File Checker to see if you have a corrupt file system.

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  To determine if there is a program because of a conflict, we recommend that you perform a "clean boot" of the computer. A clean boot is designed to disable programs and services in the background as much as possible. This helps determine which service or program can be the cause of the problem.  For more information about how to perform a clean boot for troubleshooting, click the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

  KB 929135 - how to solve a problem of performaing a clean boot in Windows Vista.
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  Once you have finished the clean boot, check again and see if you get the error of parental control.

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• My laptop will not be closed unless I have press and hold the power button

  Computer laptop MU shut unless I press the power button. There is no closing

  Go to control panel-> Power Options control. Click on choose what the power button and the click of the left mouse.

  Look at the options. Select other options to test.

  Also, see the documentation that came with the computer or the web site of the manufacturer for other possible options.

  It is possible that the laptop tries to install updates and the process is blocked somehow.

  Tom Ferguson

• Stop shuts the laptop Windows 8 - FAN, power button light & Toucpad Light we

  I have HP Pavillion DV6 6140Tx

  Install Windows 8 Enterprise Edition and update drivers using the drivers for Windows 7 64 x on HP site

  The problem is that when I stop my laptop, isn't it shutsdown, it turns off the screen, but not the movement of processor, fan, touchpad, the light and the fan is on and it never stops.

  Then I force press n hold the Power button to stop it!

  There's also a problem of delayed start!

  But the function of reboot everything works fine... !

  I have not graphics drivers installed on the system - its AMD ATI RADEON HD 6700 M - no useful driver available!

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02948560

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• PowerEdge T410 won't do anything when you press the power button / stop.

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  -Who-

  I have not received the answers more so I think that this issue is ignored. So I'll let everyone know what finally happened. I solved my problem after a lot of electrical testing. I found a diagram of the arrangement of the power dell power supply pins and I made myself the best possible meter test. After several rounds of tests, I found several pins that did not have the right voltage. I bought a new power supply. I installed and replace everything. I plugged into the system and it auto fed on itself. I loaded from an OS and it works perfectly.

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