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    toshiba a200 laptop mousepad scrolling and flashcards problem

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by Gurj, Dec 28, 2007.

  1. Gurj

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    Hi, i have a toshiba a200-ah6 laptop. I installed microsoft visual studios 2005 trial for one of my classes at school, since I installed this program my mousepad will not scroll up/down. Also, my computer comes with an error everytime it is restarted(or turned on) that says toshiba flash cards have stopped working, then it asks me if i want to debug the problem. I have sat here for hours trying to fix these problem. Ive even uninstalled microsoft visual studios but the problem has not been fixed. Ive had this laptop for about 4 months and am very frustrated, please help...
     
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    Disable the flashcards, useless, your Fn keys will still work
    Try restoring your computer back before you installed visual studio or it might be time to restore to factory settings using the dvd's.
     
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    I disabled the flashcards and my fn keys started to work, but my mousepad still does not scroll. The exact day i downloaded visual studios is the exact day my mousepad and flashcards stopped working. I suppose it has something to do with it. I might just go back to using windows xp, way too many problems with vista.
     
    Gurj, Dec 28, 2007
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