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Thread ID: 124233	2012-04-13 23:48:00	Laptop Mousepads	ruup (1827)	Press F1

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1269920	2012-04-13 23:48:00	Laptop Mousepads Hi,a quick question for those that know these things.Do laptop mouse pads just 'Stop' working? Yesterday morning i was using my laptop when the mouse froze,nothing tried would persuade it to move.After admitting defeat I plugged in a mouse and proceeded to download and install the appropriate drivers,still no mouse **** it so I reinstalled the operating system,did the updates etc still no mouse.Where have I or it gone wrong? Strange coincidence my Father in laws laptop did the same thing yesterday morning...Spooky Windows 7 64bit Sony VPCEB13FG Cheers :badpc:	ruup (1827)
1269921	2012-04-14 00:10:00	There is usually a key combination to disable it so it would pay to check that but usually a reboot restores it anyway.	mikebartnz (21)
1269922	2012-04-14 00:12:00	They can be turned off (possibly with a key combination (Func and something else)), so as not to interfere when touch-typing. Have also seen touchpads with a button mounted by the pad to turn it off. Look it up in your manual. :) Another possibility is you've received a touchpad driver update through Microsoft Update, and it's not compatible with your touchpad (especially seeing as your father-in-laws laptop (same brand/model?) did the same thing). still no mouse **** it so I reinstalled the operating system,did the updates etc still no mouse	feersumendjinn (64)
1269923	2012-04-14 00:20:00	There is a button ( func + f* ) that freezes the mousepad	stratex5 (16685)
1269924	2012-04-14 00:34:00	There is a button ( func + f* ) that freezes the mousepad Are you trying to get your post count up as that has been mentioned twice already.	mikebartnz (21)
1269925	2012-04-14 01:02:00	Sorted....Yes.Disabled it via the Sony Control Centre (was enabled) the re-enabled it...Friday the 13th eh!	ruup (1827)
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