Questions of G72 - "pinch" the Touchpad / compatible keyboard backlight

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• J053ea HP Envy 17 - using the touchpad and keyboard simultaneously

  I just bought the laptop of HP Envy 17 in Windows 8.

  One problem I have is when running games such as Call of Duty, I need to be able to use the touchpad with the keyboard to control the game properly.  It seems that, once I have a key that is pressed, the computer does not accept any entrance of the touchpad until I release the key.

  Will there be an option in the Panel, maybe I need to change to enable the simultaneous entry of keyboard and the touchpad?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  This problem may be caused by a touchpad setting which is intended to avoid any accidental activation - for example if your Palm brush the touchpad when typing.

  You can change this as follows.

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• Pavilion 6543tx: keyboard and the touchpad works do not after windows 7

  Hello.. I have upgraded to windows 10 days back. But as the cursor froze a lot, I switched to windows 7 today. Now the situation is worse. The touchpad or the keyboard does not work. I tried to connect the keyboard and mouse external, but also those who did not. I am able to connect to windows through fingerpass, but unable to do anything. Please help as soon as POSSIBLE. Thank you!

  HI @Milind_Thakur,

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I understand that you upgraded to Windows 10, but due to a problem with the cursor freezing frequently, you returned back to Windows 7. Now the touchpad or keyboard to respond. Connect a keyboard and an external mouse also did not work. You are able to log into Windows with your fingerprint, but are still unable to access anything whatsoever.

  I'll try to make a recovery to factory.   Computers HP - performing a recovery of HP (Windows 7) system. If you can not access the Recovery Manager, you will need a recovery media.  If you have not created your recovery discs, please contact HP support to obtain a recovery kit. Please contact HP to Contact HP Supportassistance. If SD not do you a backup before this all started, you will have an option during the recovery to do.  If you need it, here is a link to the computers HP - restore files that have been supported to the top using HP Recovery Manager (Windows 7).

  Please let me know the results.

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• WLAN on Tecra 9100 - LED should go orange if the s/w keyboard shortcut NOT installed?

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  I can't get the WLAN card to work by sliding the switch (close microphone) - also, it does NOT appear in Device Manager. I spotted a post below (which was locked) where Pedro said WiFi hotkey software must be installed to make it work. Two questions:

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  Pedro post follows:
  + Hello +.

  + Is the map original WLAN or you have upgraded on your own? What is with Device Manager, this is the card of wireless network which are listed there? +

  + For the use of WLAN, there are few requirements: +.
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  + Wireless network card must be compatible one.
  + The WLAN antenna must be connected correctly.
  + Wireless network card must be installed properly (the right driver must be installed) +.
  + Wireless network card must be enabled in the Device Manager.
  + Wireless network card must be activated using the FN + F8 key combination (Wireless Hotkey V2.0.0.1 must be preinstalled) +.

  (1) first you should check if there is a yellow exclamation (unknown device) in device under network adapter Manager.
  If you find any unknown devices in the network adapter section then your laptop was not equipped with WLan minPCI card!
  The shortcut key has nothing to do with the WLan card status in Device Manager! The keyboard shortcut software only controls the function FN + F8.

  (2) don t know what you mean! The functions of link!

• How can I disable the touchpad on my laptop Pavilion dv4155cl?

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• I have a problem with the help of the touchpad.

  Original title: cannot zoom with touchpad etc.

  Cannot set my pad touch, tempted several times.

  Hello Shelly,
  Please go to the Microsoft Community Forums.
  Description of the question, we understand that the touchpad is not working properly?
  Let us move forward and help the issue.
   
  If you could answer a few questions that would help us resolve this problem:
  1 have you tried to install the touchpad of the website of the manufacturer drivers?
  2. What is the exact problem you are facing with touchpad?
  3. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?
   
  We invite you to check out the link and follow the steps in the article:
  Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/Mouse-touchpad-and-keyboard-problems-in-Windows

  I hope this helps. If you have any other queries/issues related to Windows, write us and we will be happy to help you further.

• Re: Keyboard backlight does not work on Satellite A660-07U

  Hi guys,.

  Ive recently had to reformat my laptop Toshiba Satellie A660-07U. The reformat was fine and everything seems to be in another order then the problem with the backlit keyboard im. Ive tried the fix key FN but ive been unsuccessful. Media buttons (play/pause, volume, etc. of the buttons next to the Start button) are also not turn on.

  Can someone please help me solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance!

  > Ive recently had to reformat my laptop Toshiba Satellie A660-07U.
  What did you do exactly? Have you installed original Toshiba recovery image?

  Anyway, if I m remembering well the option for keyboard backlight is available in Toshiba HWsetup Toshiba HWsetup tool and check all tabs. One of them must be for lighting.

• ThinkPad Edge E130 keyboard backlight?

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  So it seems that either A) my camera is faulty light keyboard or B) there is no light on the keyboard and standards applicable to devices are wrong on the Lenovo site.

  I tried to find information on this problem for the web and some said forums that some models that don't have a keyboard light still have keyboards with the printed markings of it. I also called Lenovo support, but they were not able to answer me either, they said that they have some documentation showing that there are keyboard backlight, but also some documents without him, while they were not able to say what the problem is. I'm waiting for more information from them, but no idea how much time is it going to take.

  If all of the ideas, can someone tell me how OSD works when you press Fn + combination of space when the unit is not equipped ThinkLight? My behavior is same as devices where there's no light on the keyboard and still print on the keyboard?

  My unit specifications can be found here: http://support.lenovo.com/en_FI/product-and-parts/detail.page?DocID=PD024686

  In standard: "ThinkLight keyboard light to illuminate the keyboard in order to improve visibility in low light conditions.»

  lead_org is right, that your machine has no backlight or think-light.

  The SPACEBAR key is printed with the light on all models.

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• I have a question wth the missing icon for the touchpad of Dell.

  Original title: what happened to my Dell Touchpad icon under mouse properties

  Normally, when I wanted to turn off/turn on my Dell Touchpad, I'm going to start, Control Panel, hardware, mouse and he was there with a big Ole icon to click to turn off.  It is causing me so many problems when I type and I use the keyboard, ever the touchpad.  However, it is a computer lent, I am and I need to know what happened.  The driver for the Touchpad is present under programs and it is up to date but that dag gum icon is no where.

  I run for the Dell Touchpad and it can not find it anywhere.  Anyone know what happened or how I can get this icon back where the Touchpad can be disabled/enabled?

  Any help will be appreciated.  Thank you and have a wonderful day. (I use Win 7 with IE10).

  Joy

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

  The description of the problem, you want to know how to disable the Touchpad. I'll be happy to help you on this question.

  What is the model number of the computer?

  I suggest you try the following steps to disable or enable the touchpad by using shortcut keys.

  Disable or enable the touchpad by using the access key
  http://www.Dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/19/KCS/KcsArticles/ArticleView?docid=424135

  See also the link: Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/Mouse-touchpad-and-keyboard-problems-in-Windows

  Get back to us and let us know the State of the question, I'll be happy to help you. We, at tender Microsoft to excellence.

• Keyboard appear incorrectly on the touchpad

  The keyboard on my touchpad is display only partially. It looks a little bigger than before... (See photo 1 below)

  I can't resize or move to the Center... However, it is still sensitive.

  Does anyone know how to reset/recover it?

  Thank you!!

  Fig 1

  

  Update:

  I spent together Saturday morning trying to solve this problem. I guess that's the nature of a developer... just can't let the problem go.

  I went through the system (for example. Service restarted for tactile keyboard, change the display of the second parameter, etc.). The keyboard behaves differently, but still NOT correctly.

  A flawed work around is to make the keyboard appear on the main screen and move it to the second screen, i.e. in this case the touchpad. The downside is that the keyboard is too big... Photo 2 and photo 3

  Photo 2

  

  Photo 3

  

  Finally it is resolved!

  Uninstall the driver for the Wacom tablet... Restarting... Install the driver... Restarting...

  The tactile keyboard on touch pad works perfectly now!

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• Questions from the screen and keyboard on Satellite R830-181

  Hello

  I had exactly the same problem with it;
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=280934

  I also explained what is it and how it over time in this topic.

  To sum up; my screen and keyboard do not work in my Toshiba Satellite R830-181, 13.3 '' laptop.

  My questions;
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  2. as it runs on an external monitor, I guess that the graphics card or processor is fine.
  There is no damage on the screen, so I guess there is a problem with the connection of the power supply to the screen.

  If I buy a new screen I have my doubts it will work.

  I'll probably send it to the service tech in my country (hard to find here reliable technology services Toshiba), however, I would like to know what may be the cause and if I can fix it myself.

  What do you think guys? It is a power issue or a problem with the monitor itself?
  If a power issue or something else rather than the screen, how can be fixed?
  Same question applies to the keyboard.

  3. If I repair or fix myself, you think it will happen again? Because I think that this could be a faulty laptop computer of a certain series of production since someone else has experienced the same thing with this model.

  can 4 - there be a relationship between the non-functional keyboard and screen?

  5. If this can be resolved with a replacement of the screen, that I need to find a laptop screen Toshiba R830 or I can buy any 13.3-inch screen?

  As far as I know this model is not supported by the company more, so it is quite difficult to find a screen R830.
  It is difficult to find a 13.3-inch screen, anyway, but still, if I can use the screen of another model which would ease my problems.

  I need an idea on that.
  Thanks :)

  Post edited by: Cagri87

  > 1 - is it a motherboard problem?
  Not easy to say: If the external monitor works correctly then this isn't problem chart/motherboard.
  The external USB keyboard works properly, if not motherboard problem too.

  > 2 - because it works on a monitor external I guess graphics card or processor is fine.
  Yes, that's correct.

  > If I buy a new screen I have my doubts it will work.
  I do not recommend to buy the new parts before the defective parts has not been verified.

  > I'll probably send it to the service tech in my country (hard to find here reliable technology services Toshiba), however, I would like to know what may be the cause and if I can fix it myself.
  Good idea to send it to Toshiba service partner since the guys would be able to control parts and fix it.

  > What do you think guys? It is a power issue or a problem with the monitor itself?
  If a power issue or something else rather than the screen, how can be fixed?
  > Same question goes for the keyboard.

  Don t think someone can tell exactly what's causing this according to me its just a bad luck material can start malfunction happens in every possible branch of industries (TV, computer, smartphone, cars)

  can > 4 - there be a relationship between the non-functional keyboard and screen?
  No, the keyboard is only connected to the motherboard, display is also connected to the motherboard, but there is no connection between the keyboard and the display.

• Satellite Pro M70 - how to enable the touchpad mouse by using the keyboard?

  I have somehow lost the connection to the touchpad mouse. How can I activate it again by using the keyboard (I don't have an external mouse)?

  Asia; (o)

  Hello!

  You can enable or disable the touchpad with FN + F9.
  Check it!

  But normally, you can also find this information in your user manual.

  Good bye

• Pavilion 17-g173ca: replace the touchpad on the keyboard

  Touchpad on the front, under the keys is difficult for arthritic fingers deformed.  Find buffers left & right clicker easier on the fingers.  Advice where to ask for help to replace the touchpad.  No need to replace the entire keyboard.  Ideas suggestions appreciated.  Trish

  Hi @Trishebear,
  
  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have a problem with the help of the touchpad. I'll be happy to help you.

  There is no alternative with another type of touchpad.  May I suggest buying a USB mouse or a wireless mouse.  I use a trackball, that I find it easier to control the pointer, but that's just me.

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

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• Satellite C850D-11 q - keyboard and the Touchpad does not

  The laptop is a little more than a year and worked ok until recently.

  Symptoms were the keyboard and the touchpad does not not on page 8 of windows logon. Pressing power to put the laptop into sleep and pressing still often got their work.

  He progressed to the keyboard and the touchpad works do not randomly points while the use of the laptop.

  Finally cleared the HARD drive and restored windows 8 alone, the laptop still BSOD quite frequently - refuses to install the updates required for 8.1 and the keyboard and mouse often do not work even in BIOS Setup page. I reinstalled the RAM and HARD drive.

  Short of ideas, the keyboard and the touchpad work and so I guess that their connections are correct - but often they just stop.

  Any ideas appreciated?

  Thank you

  Hello

  > Finally cleared the HARD drive and restored windows 8 only
  I hope that you created before Toshiba recovery disks you have formatted the system.
  Did you?

  The recovery disks will allow you to reset the laptop to factory settings; on the same State as at the first day of the purchase.

  > First symptoms were the keyboard and the touchpad does not not on page 8 of windows logon. Pressing power to put the laptop into sleep and pressing still often got their work.
  Well, usually the keyboard problems are not problems system or software as the keyboard driver is part of the system and an additional installation of some drivers is not really essential and necessary.
  That is why in most of the cases the keyboard problems could be the causes of physical problems.

  However, after using the recovery disc and the parameters of the laptop back to factory State, both parties (keyboard and touchpad) should work perfectly.

  > the BSOD laptop still quite frequently - refuses to install the updates required for 8.1
  BSOD doesn't look very good. As mentioned above; parameters of the laptop back to factory settings should solve all the problems in the system. In the case where the BSOD appears even if the power has been turned back to factory State, a hardware problem could be the reason for this.

  I had also some problems with the update 8.1 Win. The system to win 8 could not find the Win 8.1.
  But the reason for this was simply. I had to install all updates to Win 8 and had to update the State system before trying to update to the next level following 8.1 Win

  So, what can I say: I will try to put the laptop initial configuration using the recovery disk.
  Then I would try to get automatic updates (a few reboots were essential too). After that, I would check the functionality of the keyboard and the touchpad. In the case where them parts would not work, I would contact the service to check if the two pieces.