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    Mouse touchpad problem with W3J

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by bourg621, May 29, 2006.

  1. bourg621

    bourg621 Notebook Enthusiast

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    hello
    i recieved my asus w3j friday and today after playing with it for the 3rd time.. when i turn it on it loads up everything and runs just fine but wont let me move the cursor(useing the touchpad) so i decided to try to put a optical mouse on it and it still wont move the cursor so if anyone knows what could be the problem i would greatly appreciate it. thanks for everything
     
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  2. Johnny9ball

    Johnny9ball Notebook Evangelist

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    Try the enable touchpad button on the right of the laptop.
     
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    bourg621 Notebook Enthusiast

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    thank you for your help. clicking that button worked for me. thanks alot as i am so excited to use this laptop as for now i am loving this laptop thanks
     
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    Excellent also try the virtual clicking its flipping fun. Tap once lightly anywhere on the touch pad for a single left click. Tap twice anywhere for a double click. Tap twice and leave finger on the touch pad on the second tap to click and drag.
     
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