Dell Laptop Mouse Buttons Not Working

Click to expand.Thanks for the responses. In response to MrDJ, yes, the touchpad works, just not the left and right-click buttons. I have the shortcut keys Fn+F1F2., but am not sure which ones activate and deactivate the touchpad buttons. I reviewed the manual for my PC, but it did not discuss how to activate and deactivate the touchpad buttons. To Prostar Computer, my PC and OS specifications are in my signature.Thanks again, would appreciate any further suggestions to reactivate the touchpad buttons.PG. Well i don't know about dell laptops, but having owned quite a few asus Eee series, the buttons on touch pad give up really soon, no idea why as they seem as good as any when i open them up. Possibly cheap clicker button parts, older asuses were quite nasty and cheaply made.

1. Dell Touchpad Buttons Stopped Working

Dell Touchpad Buttons Stopped Working

Only good point is that keyboards are really easy to remove.anyways you could try reinstalling drivers as suggested, but really, never heard of touchpad drivers going bad.Also if the touchpad gone bad, depending on assembly might only need board with buttons on it to replace, or the whole touchpad. Since it isn't asus i doubt it will be fused to palm rest. As dell seems to prefer using screws instead of slabbing a lot of glue to keep everything together.

Keyboard, touchpad, or mouse not working correctly. Refer to the following Dell Knowledge Base articles for information on how to use or troubleshoot mouse, keyboard or touchpad issues. When your touchscreen is not working correctly on your notebook or tablet in Windows 7, 8 (8.1) and 10, refer to the following Dell Knowledge Base article, to help resolve the issues you are experiencing. My Touchpad is proper only the right and left click buttons are not working for some reason DELL INSPIRON 3520 please. Failing that, disassemble your laptop and check the internal buttons or disable it and use a mouse:). Re: Dell Inspiron N5050 Touchpad Buttons not working first uninstall the current driver and go to support.dell.com and put your service tag and download and save in your desktop, then restart and then execute that.exe file, if that is not working then try system restore. That should work for sure. You may also go to properties and select appropriate compatibility mode, that worked previously.