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• I have laptop (hp probook 4520 s), the touchpad does not work. How can I turn it back on it?

  I have laptop (hp probook 4520 s), the touchpad does not work. How can I turn it back on it?

  This is a question which would probably respond by HP support, because it isn't really a Windows problem.

  Are you sure that the touchpad is not just turned off? Many laptops have switches, power switch, so you can rest your palm while typing one is not worry by pressing the key.

  Sometimes, there is a button above the key, a key on the Ko, or some have a stain on the pavement you waiting/tap/double tap/etc. to toggle the pad.

  If not, you could try to go on the site of HP and DOWNLOAD/reinstall assistance the SW for the touch pad.

• I have to press F1 at the beginning upward

  I have to press F1 at the beginning upward

  It shows my rhubarb info processor type etc.

  It says F1 to resume F2 to set up how can I fix this ive tried to reinstall vista, but it did not work

  When you turn off your computer, and then restart it later, is the date and exact time or he start badly and set only once you connect to the internet at syhchronize with the time clock?  It would be another clear sign that the CMOS battery is the problem.  However, if the time is accurate when you start the computer, and then suggesting that maybe not battery CMOS because that's what keeps the clock running when you turn off the computer and if it is now present, it seems to work.  But perhaps it is not totally bad, but only of the weakness and the clock works while the BIOS is not.  In any case, it is a simple and inexpensive solution and certainly worth the cost and effort it can very well fix the problem if the options that I have proposed is not the thing.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• Satellite A100-033: I disabled the touchpad and now Fn + F9 won't allow

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A100-033 running Vista Home Basic. I use especially the laptop as a desktop replacement, and I do not like use the touchpad I disabled it, and instead, I use an external mouse via a USB port.

  I don't know if I disabled the touch pad by pressing Fn + F9 or by any other means (if it was by some other means that I forgot what it was). Recently, I wanted to re-enable the touchpad so that I could use the laptop outside the home. However, I found that by pressing Fn and F9 don't re - not allow the touchpad and I now can't use the touch pad at all.

  If I go into the properties of the mouse (in Control Panel), that tells me that my synaptics pointing device is enabled. If I go into Device Manager and look at 'mouse', I thought that my touchpad works properly.

  All this makes me suspect that the problem is not a hardware failure, but I changed a few settings, so that my touchpad is permanently disabled until I change the setting back to its original state.

  Help!

  Hello

  One of the solutions would be a system restore you could try to set the operating system to the point of time at the beginning. Perhaps that would help reactivate the touchpad.

  Conversely, you can try to reinstall the drivers for the Touchpad firstly I would recommend removing it from the Device Manager and then after restarting, you can try reinstalling the drivers downloaded!

  I would appreciate any comments from you

  Good bye

• Inadvertently, I moved my cursor using the touchpad and it decreased my policy and I can't go back to a larger size. my daughter thinks it has something to do with scrolling

  Inadvertently, I moved my cursor using the touchpad and it decreased my policy and I can't get it for a larger size. my daughter thinks it has something to do with scrolling

  You did not mention this program what happens to, but even in the case of the office, there are standard methods to adjust the zoom level with the keyboard.

  Press Ctrl and more (e, g +) together to increase the zoom level and Ctrl and less (for example) - all to reduce. The keys more or less can be those at the top of the classic (for example to the left of the back) keys or the numeric keypad if you have one.
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• the touchpad has stopped working and the slider completely gone

  Original title:

  Touchpad and cursor

  I have a Gateway NE 52209u with windows 8.  My touchpad worked fine, then all of a sudden the touchpad no longer works and the cursor disappears completely.

  I tried the fn and f6 keys but nothing helped, Please HELP!

  Hi Jacob

  Thanks for posting your question on Microsoft Community

  We understand your touchpad no longer works. We will be happy to help you with the problem.

  1. Since when you are confronted with the problem?
  2. You have a mouse connected to the computer?

  Problem may occur because of corrupted or obsolete touchpad drivers. I suggest you follow the troubleshooting methods listed below and check if that helps.

  Method 1: Run the hardware and the resolution of the problems of the unit.

  If your computer is having problems with a recently installed device or other hardware, try to use the hardware and peripheral troubleshooting tool to solve the problem. It checks the common issues of interest and ensures that a new device or hardware connected to your computer has been installed correctly.

  Follow the steps below:

  (a) press Windows + W together.

  (b) write the troubleshooting in the search box right top corner, and then press ENTER.

  (c) click the Troubleshooting tab

  (d) click on display all option on the top left corner.

  (e) select the options of the equipment and devices in the list.

  (f) click Next to run the tool material and device.

  Method 2: Update another pointing device driver.

  Follow the steps below:

  (a) press Windows + X key when you're at the office.
  (b) select the Device Manager.
  (c) find and double click on keyboard and another pointing device driver in the left to uninstall Panel
  (d) right click on the device, and then click Update driver software.
  (e) select the search option automatically update driver software.
  (f) restart your computer.

  If the problem persists, please try the following method.

  Method 3: Uninstall another pointing device driver.

  Follow the steps to uninstall the driver.

  (a) press Windows + X key when you're at the office.
  (b) select the Device Manager.

  (c) find and double click on keyboard and another pointing device driver in the left to uninstall Panel
  (d) right click on the device, then click on uninstall.
  (e) restart your computer.

  Check the updates of Windows for the latest driver updates.

  You can download the drivers for the latest drivers from the link given here and install it. Select the download tab and select the correct computer model number.

  http://us.gateway.com/GW/en/us/content/drivers-downloads

  You can also check for any error in the device for the keyboard Manager and the other pointing device driver and write us. Please follow the steps below to see.

  (a) press the Windows key + X Key on desktop.
  (b) select the Device Manager.
  (c) develop keyboard and other pointing device.
  (d) check if there is no error (! sign) or (?) Sign).

  Reply back with the results.

• Satellite X 200-219 - the touchpad does not work as it should

  Hi all

  I recently bought a 2nd hand Toshiba Satellite x 200-219. Had some problems with it that I have overcome now, except one... The touchpad does not work as it should. I think that the cable has been damaged at some point.

  So I'm wondering if I should use the same ribbon cable to connect the keyboard to the motherboard or can I get one of a different model of PC Toshiba laptop?

  I tried searching on the net for advice but have resulted in nothing so thought I would try the forums.

  Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,

  Lee

  I think you can use the items to the satellite X 205 series since this seems to be the same series as X 200:
  Found some related parts the touchpad:
  Satellite X 205 / X 200 touchpad Board with cable: reference number: K000047950
  Satellite part number for the TOUCH PAD FFC X 205 / X 200: K000047980

  But why you n t come into contact with a Toshiba authorized service provider in your country and order the part necessary and compatible?

• Satellite M105-S3031: the TouchPad does not work

  Hello guys!

  I have a M105-S3031 Satellite. It's been 1 week shut down and this morning when I turned it on, the touchpad did not work, check status, that's like "enable." I installed a mouse cable and with it works well.

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  Check it please again using FN + F9 key combination.

• HP 15 laptop: problem with the touchpad and the key "stuck."

  Hello!
   
  Last weekend, I have an irritating problem with my HP 15 laptop. Bought two years ago and upgrades to Windows 10 a year ago.
   
  First of all, my touchpad started to not work properly. It "freezes" and I can't use it until I click the ESC key, but it doesn't last and "freezes" again a few seconds later. Then, everytime I open a window where there is a text box (Start menu, edge browser, Control Panel, etc.), the number 5 is entered automatically and permanently, as if the button 5 has been blocked. I did a quick check and button 5 do not seem physically stuck.
   
  Yesterday, I restored the system to the factory settings, so I'm back to 8.1 for Windows and then upgraded to Windows 10. Everything seems to work fine, but this morning, the problem was back. Is there something I can do? What is the problem caused by Windows 10 or the computer? Should I restore it to Windows 8.1? Everything worked great til last weekend, I don't know what that was.
   
  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Welcome to the HP support community @gouch3.

  I understand that you have a problem with the keyboard and the touchpad on your laptop from HP 15.

  Have you tried to use a keyboard external and mouse at all?

  Have you tried to go to Safe Mode to see if the problems persist in there?

  Have you tried to perform a material or forced reset Reset?

  Did you do a test of material?

  Have you updated your drivers?

  gouch3 wrote:

  ... Is there something I can do? What is the problem caused by Windows 10 or the computer? Should I restore it to Windows 8.1? Everything worked great til last weekend, I don't know what that was.

  It could be a driver problem to be able to look at that for you, I need your model number. I wish I could give you an answer or not, but at this point without the troubleshooting results and the model number, it is difficult for me to say.

  I can say that if everything works in point 8.1 of Windows without problem, the driver TROUBLESHOOTING is a great place to start. Please try to follow these steps for the keyboard and the touchpad of troubleshooting:

  • Beginning
  • Search for Device Manager
  • Search results, open Device Manager.
  • Click on display
  • Show hidden devices.
  • Click the arrow next to keyboards.
  • Right click on the name of the keyboard device.
  • Select uninstall.
  • Continue deleting the names of devices in the category keyboards until the feature of all the names have been uninstalled.
  • Restart the laptop twice.

  Touchpad:

  • Type of research, "Device Manager."
  • Click on Device Manager,
  • Expand mice and other pointing devices.
  • Right click on the TouchPad,
  • Click on uninstall.
  • Restart the computer laptop twice,
  • Reinstall the TouchPad card.

  I found a document of troubleshooting for you to try also called Portable keyboard troubleshooting. Please be sure to follow the steps described in this document.

  The best document I have for TouchPad problems is the use and troubleshooting of the TouchPad and ClickPad document. 

  Here is a link to the HP Support Assistant, if you need it. Just download and run the application and it will help with the software and drivers that need to put up-to-date.

  This is a great question other clients may also be questioned. When we came to a resolution, please share what has worked for you with others by marking this post as an acceptable Solution. If you want to show appreciation for my efforts today, please take a second to click the Thumbs Up button below.

  If you need assistance, I would be more than happy to continue to help you. Please re-post with the results of the resolution of the problems. Could you please also provide your model number (How can I find my model number or product number?)

  Thank you!

• Pavilion g6 do you 2101: function of locking for the touchpad does not work

  My laptop touch pad lock feature does not work now. Not even the orange light comes on. Please tell me the solution.

  I have tried fn + key lock, but still no solution.

  Hello @2101tu,.

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I understand that you have a problem with the TouchPad and wanted to help you!

  First of all, try to review the following document and let me know how it goes:

  HP laptops - use and configure the TouchPad (Windows 7 and Vista)

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution' , this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

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• Pavilion G6 2338sl: hardware button to turn off the touchpad does not work on Windows 10

  Hello

  I have a Pavilion G6 mobile 2338sl. When I was on Windows 8.1 the touchpad worked a lot, so I've updated for Windows 10. Windows updated my drivrs to last, provided also by Synaptics (19.0.19.1). HP says the moment is upgrade from Windows to provide the driver for this laptop, as you can see on the driver support page. The touchpad works, the parameters can be set (gestures etc.), the touchpad turns off when another mouse is connected (it's ok).

  The problem is that if I use the touchpad and I want to turn off the button, it does not work and the computer reacts like a click. So I returned to the old driver and button works. But Windows Update continusly updated the driver (I disabled the option in the advanced settings, but it still update) and I come to every time.

  So I tried to reinstall Wndows freshly (not update Windows 8.1) and with the old driver works, but when she updates to 19.0.19.1, the button to turn off the work stoppage.

  I looked on the interent and someone tips to set minimum detection of palm. I tried but it still not working.

  I hope someone can help me

  Concerning

  Hello

  If you find that the old Synaptics driver works Ok, install it and then use the utility on the following link to prevent Windows 10 to automatically update again.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-GB/KB/3073930

  Kind regards

  DP - K

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• Functionality of scrolling on the touchpad does not work... help!

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  Hello

  Try the system restore before you did it again at:

  How to make a Vista system restore
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76905-System-Restore-how.html
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  If necessary:

  Control Panel - mouse - look for the TouchPad settings - mine is on the settings of the device and your own tab
  may be different (it is NOT the Scrollings tab which is for the mouse). On some, you can activate
  and disable scrolling and/or define the size of the area and the sensitivity of the touchpad.

  Some will have a TouchPad progam/control icon in the Notification area near the clock - low
  right.

  Check with the manufacturer of system support, documentation in line, or forums as there probably
  are shortcut keys that enable and disable the touchpad functions.

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  If necessary: (make sure that you have restarted at least once, if the above did not work)

  Panel of configuration manager devices - mouse and pointing devices - Double click on the touchpad - the driver tab-
  Click on update driver (it comes may not do anything like MS is far behind the drivers of certification), now right CLICK
  on the TouchPad and UNINSTALL.

  Then go to the USB and UNINSTALL ALL controllers except the category itself (all in). RESET

  This will refresh the driver for the TouchPad and battery USB.

  Here is the similar procedure under XP, Vista is the same, except that we need to clear the specific device if present.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

  Then go to the system manufacturer's website and get the latest touchpad drivers.

  Download - SAVE - go to where you put it-click on - RUN AS ADMIN.

  Dell support
  http://support.Dell.com/

  Dell support drivers - product manual & warranty Info (left side) - and much more
  http://support.Dell.com/support/index.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=DHS

  Dell forums
  http://en.community.Dell.com/forums/

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• The touchpad scroll not working not not on windows 7.

  Hello

  Urgent need help with scrolling touchpad.  Its so frustrating, I have for the top and bottom arrows to scroll and drag is does not work either.  I wonder if I deleted a driver in error?

  Hello

  Try the system restore before that happened:

  How to do a system restore in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html

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  Check with support of the manufacturer system, documentation online or forums that there is probably
  Shortcut keys that enable and disable the touchpad functions.

  Parameters for TouchPad located in the control panel - mouse (there may be several tabs with TouchPad entered)
  and some come with a utility that loads in the Notification area next to the clock in the bottom right.

  ==========================================

  If necessary: (make sure that you have restarted at least once, if the above did not work)

  Panel of configuration manager devices - mouse and pointing devices - Double click on the touchpad - the driver tab-
  Click on update driver (it comes may not do anything like MS is far behind the drivers of certification), now right CLICK
  on the TouchPad and UNINSTALL.

  Then go to the USB and UNINSTALL ALL controllers except the category itself (all in). RESET

  This will refresh the driver for the TouchPad and battery USB. This does not prevent the touchpad from working.

  The similar procedure on XP, Windows 7 and Vista is the same, except that we need to clear the specific device if present.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

  Then go to the system manufacturer's website and get the latest touchpad drivers.

  Download - SAVE - go to where you put it-click on - RUN AS ADMIN.

  I hope this helps.
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• FN + F3 disable the Touchpad does not work. Dell XPS L702X

  Hello, I am new to this forum.

  The function FN + F3 that disable the Touchpad does not work, my laptop Dell XPS 17 (L702X)

  I googled my problem and the only thing I found was this: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518/t/19454265.aspx

  I think that my problems with the touchpad started when I plugged a mouse into the USB port. It didn't work (it worked well before), and in material-sound-mouse control panel, the system asked me to uninstall a driver or other. I do not remember, but later the mouse worked.

  After this weird thing with the mouse, I noticed that the touchpad was malfunctioning. While I write, the cursor moves without touching the touchpad, it is annoying because it makes me write bad because he is moving in the middle of writing, as I write so it's a mess.

  The second oddity, the Fn + F3 does not disable the touchpad, the orange light come on (the led on the top of the touchpad), but the cursor can be moved in any case, with or without a connected mouse.

  I checked for driver updates, perform an audit of the system, checked for viruses, spywares and I don't know what I could do. I don't know if the problem with the mouse had nothing to do with the function Fn + F3 problem.

  I have not formatted or re installed windows 7, never.

  In Device Manager I have this:

  -mouse and other pointing devices:-Compatible PS/2 mouse

  Help, please. Thank you.

  DOH! Problem between Chair and keyboard...

  C:\dell\drivers\R289237

  Run the executable file of Synaptics.

  Download of extracts only the program on your disk. You must manually install the driver for the Synaptics touchpad with its own executable.

  FN + F3 now disables =)