Also, the following fixes are for laptops running Windows OS. Note: you’ll need an external mouse or touchscreen to go through some of these tips. Here’s our collection of tips on how to fix a malfunctioning touchpad (starting with the simplest).
But if your touchpad stops working while you’re on the move or in another situation when you don’t have a spare mouse handy, you can end up stranded.ĭon’t start training yourself to use Windows with only a keyboard just yet. If you even brush your palm against the touch pad while typing, it will click wherever your cursor is.The touchpad is an age-old feature, having long since replaced the “pointing stick” (or what I liked to call the “nipple”) as the standardized alternative to mouse control on a laptop.
*Note that, when you arent playing a game, you should put this slider back to the middle, because, even just from typing these steps, ive noticed a difference. From this menu, in the "Palmcheck" window, drag the slider from the middle, all the way down to the minimum. In the menu that opens, click the + button beside "Sensitivity"ġ0. Hit the + button right beside the word "Pointing".Ĩ. This will pop up with another window, that has a list of different settings to click, such as "Overview", "Pointing" and "Buttons". Underneath this window, there will be a button for setting. The window it brings you to, will have a white box with your touchpad name in it. Click on the tab in the top row of tabs called "Device Settings"Ħ. Clicking this will bring you to a popup menu titled "Mouse Properties"ĥ. Click on the top word "mouse" in green.Ĥ. The first result will be the word "mouse" in green, with a bunch of other topics underneith. In the search bar for the control panel, type "mouse"ģ. Open the start menu, and click "control panel"Ģ. To solve this problem, follow these steps:ġ. 8) Adjust the sensitivity slider until you can move the mouse while pressing one of the walk keys.3) Select your touchpad (it was the only option on my system.).1) On the system tray, click the pointing device / touchpad icon, and select Pointing Device Properties.As it took some time before I could use my original Acer Aspire One without making this mistake, I appreciate the feature, but needed to disable it in order to play games. At least some Acer systems contain a feature intended to prevent users from moving the mouse by mistake while typing. There is actually a sensible feature that is causing this problem, but clearly it gets in the way of gaming. I just ran into this problem with a new system today, and noticed that a number of the suggested solutions online are looking too deeply.
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