Donald asks…
How do I get my touchpad scrollbar to work on my Toshiba L305D Satellite laptop?
With every other laptop I have used, on the right side of the mouse pad you can scroll up and down and the screen will scroll up or down. Mine will not do that. And I looked through the guide and stuff that it came with and it said that you can program it to work, but when I did what it told me to do, it took me to the wrong spot and I have not found out how to do it.
onli7832 answers:
Recalibrate the touchpad.
Follow the instructions carefully and make sure there is no other pointing devices attatched to the laptop.
Make sure the touchpad is correctly calibrated too.
Ken asks…
my laptops touchpad isn’t working properly?
the scrolling still works, i just cant tap to click anymore. i was wondering if anyone knew where i can go on my computer to adjust the settings or something? i think i might have turned off maybe..i hope its not broken.. oh and i have a ASUS x53sv laptop and its new
and also the fn short keys on the laptop don’t work…….
onli7832 answers:
Click on start, then Go to Control Panel, under that go to MOUSE under that go to Touchpad, and adjust settings there.
Laura asks…
I’ve disabled the touchpad on my laptop, the mouse is not working and I don’t know what button to “unchech”.
It says that my cordless mouse is working (it’s not though) – I’ve disabled the touchpad and now I have no access to anything (besides tabbing) – what key do I use to “uncheck” the disable touchpad?
onli7832 answers:
90% of the laptops I’ve ever worked on use synaptics touchpad software.
I’d locate that from hp support.
From the keyboard…
Goto your control panel
start
run
type “control” (no quotes)
browse to mouse and other pointing devices…
You can tab across the top and then through a menu…
Hope this helps.
Thomas asks…
Laptop Touchpad won’t work?
Last night, I took apart my computer (not like I took everything out of it, just took the screen, keyboard, and top cover off) in order to fix a problem with the mouse buttons. I fixed the buttons, and put everything back together, powered it on, and it worked fine except for the entire mouse/touchpad assembly. I thought i might’ve done something wrong, so I took it back apart, and discovered that a little ribbon cable running from the touchpad assembly to the motherboard was disconnected. I plugged it back into its housing, and the mouse buttons and touchpad still wont work. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.
onli7832 answers:
Apperently it seems that mother board connection got wrong. So you need to visit the vendor now. Or try replugging (thats even more bad).
Robert asks…
URGENT laptop touchpad question???????
i have a toshiba satellite laptop with vista
i updated the driver to best driver (says vista)
device is said to work properly (>_>)
now here is the thing though.
my touchpad is working BUT it is all fidgety…
like it only wants to wok half the time,which gets rly rly irritating.for a second,it will function right but than,it will all of a sudden,stop working…give it another few seconds,than work again.
it was working just find yesterday and even earlier today,im not sure why it isnt working and i need help FAST AND INFORMATION/DESCRIPTIVE.
i know it isnt that whole FN+F (whichever key,in my case-9) cause it works/enabled,but it isnt woking just quite right and it is SOOO annoying.we didnt drop the laptop to tell u tht much…but i wanna know what it is plz. ooo, n i like the touchpad n unless u wanna give me the money,im not buying a usb mouse
onli7832 answers:
It might actually be the physical touchpad, despite all our innovations, if your fingers are sweaty/oil on the touchpad/putting too much pressure on it/etc it’ll act funny. Not saying that’s the issue, but it looks like you’ve tried everything else, try just wiping it off with a clean cloth, should start working like new again!
