Acer Laptop Touchpad Not Working
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This page covers the most common ways to resolve a non-functioning laptop touchpad. If you cannot resolve the issue for your laptop’s touchpad after trying the solutions on this page, the touchpad is probably not working due to a less common cause. In this case, we recommend taking the laptop to a computer repair shop for further analysis.Operating system not responding
The first thing to check is whether the computer and the operating system is not responding as well. It could be that the computer is frozen, meaning it is not responding to any commands you give it. In this case, the touchpad would also not be working.
I have an acer swift laptop. Out of the blue during a browsing session, my cursor froze. Touchpad gestures also didn’t work. I tried to restart and the cursor was just frozen in the centre of the screen instead. I went to device manager, went to ’mice and other pointing devices’ and updated drivers. That didn’t work. Video showing a quick repair fix for your Acer Aspire laptop’s touch pad Mouse stop working. You may have just installed a fresh copy of WIndows on your Ace.
To check for this issue, try pressing the Windows key to see if the Start Menu opens.Fn key combination
Some laptops have an Fn key + function key combo to enable and disable the touchpad. If your laptop has this feature, press the button or keys to turn the touchpad on and off a few times.External device
Acer Aspire A315 Windows 10 Touchpad not working Hi have updated Bios and Drivers, seems a Windows 10 issue, after reboot touchpad works until device boots into windows 10. The bios contains no touchpad setting to change from basic to advanced. Any ideas or pointers would be great. Touchpad stopped working entirely without reason (laptop was on and being used - no updates). Things I’ve tried: - Installing new drivers - T7 key with and without Fn - Device does not show in Device Manager or BIOS (also after trying to install drivers) - Restored previous Windows 10 update - Installed all pending updates (incl.
Some USB input devices automatically disable the touchpad when connected. As a troubleshooting step, turn off the computer, disconnect all external devices, then start the computer again to ensure one of them has not turned off the touchpad. If this fixes your problem, you can reconnect the USB device to continue troubleshooting or changing settings discussed in the next sections.Check touchpad settingsNote
We recommend you connect a USB external mouse or use the laptop’s TrackPoint (if available) to perform the steps below. If you cannot get an external mouse to function, see: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.
Look at your mouse/touchpad settings, as they may keep your touchpad from working or disable the touchpad entirely. To access the mouse settings, follow the steps below.Windows users - Touchpad settings
*Press the Windows key, type touchpad, and select the Touchpad settings option in the search results.
*In the Touchpad window, make sure the Touchpad On/Off toggle switch is set to On. If it’s Off, change it to be in the On position.Windows users - Mouse settings
*Press the Windows key, type Control Panel, and then press Enter.
*Click the Hardware and Sound option.
*Under Devices and Printers, click the Mouse option.Tip
If the Control Panel View by option is set to Small icons, click the Mouse option in step 2 above.
*In the Mouse Properties window that opens, locate your touchpad settings. They are usually under the far right tab next to Hardware (the name of the tab varies from manufacturer to manufacturer).
*Ensure there is a check in the box next to Enable touchpad.
*Adjust any other settings to your liking, then click Apply, then OK.
*Test your touchpad.
If you do not see a touchpad tab in the Mouse Properties window, try the following steps.
*In the Mouse Properties window, click the Hardware tab.
*Check for an entry in the Devices list named HID-compliant mouse. If you have a USB mouse connected to your laptop for troubleshooting purposes, you may see two HID-compliant mouse entries. Click on each entry to find the one that does not have USB in the Location property.
*When you find the HID-compliant mouse entry for the touchpad (the non-USB entry), click the Properties button.
*In the HID-compliant mouse Properties window, check the Device status to see if it states, ’This device is working properly.’ If it states anything else, then there is a problem with the touchpad.
*If the touchpad device is not working properly, you can try updating the drivers. Click the Change settings button, click the Driver tab, then click the Update Driver button. Click the Search automatically option to allow Windows to look for an updated driver on the computer and on the Internet.Note
If you do not see a non-USB HID-compliant mouse device on the Hardware tab, the touchpad may have been disabled in the BIOS (see the BIOS setup section below). If the touchpad is not disabled in BIOS, Windows may have issues (see the defective hardware section).Apple macOS users
*For macOS X, access the System Preferences in the Apple menu at the top of the desktop screen. For MacBook Pro, click the System Preferences icon at the bottom of the desktop screen.
*In the System Preferences window, click the Trackpad icon to open the Trackpad settings.
*Adjust any trackpad settings you prefer to change.
*Test the trackpad to see if it works.Checking Device Manager and updating driversNote
We recommend you connect a USB external mouse or use the laptop’s TrackPoint (if available) to perform the steps below. If you cannot get an external mouse to function, see: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.
If the touchpad still isn’t working, the Windows Device Manager can tell you detailed information about hardware issues and help you update drivers. For example, if there’s a yellow exclamation mark or red X next to it, there’s a hardware or software issue. To locate the touchpad in Device Manager, follow the steps below.
*Press the Windows Key and type device manager, then press Enter.
*Under Your PC, the touchpad is either going to be listed under Mice and other pointing devices, or under Human Interface Devices. If it is listed under Human Interface Devices, it will likely be listed as HID-compliant touchpad, or similar wording. Double-click one of the two to locate the touchpad.
*Locate your touchpad and right-click the icon and select Update Driver Software.Note
If you see two entries named HID-compliant mouse, right-click on each and select Properties. In the Properties window, on the General tab, check the Location value. If the Location is ’on I2C HID Device,’ that is the touchpad device on your laptop.
*Click Search automatically for updated driver software and follow the steps (if the drivers are out of date).Tip
Right-clicking the touchpad icon gives you the option to either enable or disable it, depending on the device’s status. If disabled, re-enable, and test the touchpad. If it’s already enabled, change it to disabled, then re-enable it. Sometimes toggling this setting ’resets’ and fixes the touchpad.Note
If you do not see the touchpad device listed in the Device Manager, it may be disabled in BIOS (see the BIOS setup section below). If the touchpad is not disabled in BIOS, Windows may have issues (see the defective hardware section).Check BIOS setup
Make sure the touchpad has not been disabled in the BIOS setup. Once in BIOS setup, check the hardware device settings and if the touchpad is disabled, re-enable it and restart the laptop.Corrupt operating system files
Another possible cause for a malfunctioning touchpad is corrupt operating system files. While you would notice other issues as well due to corrupt system files, this could result in the touchpad not working.
Fixing this requires you to either activate a restore point at a date before the touchpad stopped working, or you may need to perform an operating system repair installation. The repair installation requires you to access a restore partition on the hard drive or use an operating system install disc.Defective hardware
Finally, if the touchpad still is not working correctly or at all after trying the troubleshooting steps above, it may be defective. Contact the computer manufacturer for further suggestions or take the laptop to a computer repair shop. It could require replacement of the touchpad itself or another hardware component. If the touchpad cannot be fixed, you could connect and use an external mouse as a workaround.Additional informationAcer Aspire Touchpad Not Working Windows 10
*See our touchpad definition for further information and related links.
If you are formatting or reinstalling the Windows 10 operating system on your Acer Aspire laptop and you have noticed that the TouchPad does not work for any reason, do not worry you did not make any mistakes during the installation, since this problem lies in the configuration of the Bios of your Acer Aspire. That’s right.
This is because this option is in the “Advanced” state and that is why the TouchPad of your Acer Aspire computer does not work, but now you should not worry anymore because here we have the solution, we have to configure the status of the touchpad of your Acer Aspire. After performing the Windows installation on our Acer Aspire, you can not use the TouchPad, because very simple does not do more than to enter the Bios of our computer and solve it from there.Step by step guide for Acer aspire touchpad not working windows 10
Here we will describe step by step solution for Acer aspire touchpad not working windows 10. So, you can use it normally. Without anything else to say let’s start with this little tutorial. Keep reading With This Tool You Can Easily Disable Automatic Updates In Windows 101. Access the Bios of the computer (Acer Aspire)
The first thing we must do is enter the Bios. It is achieved in two ways; the first way is achieved as follows:
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Turn off the computer completely, if it does not work your TouchPad can support you with a Mouse connected via USB to your computer.
Turn on the equipment. When the screen with the Acer logo appears, press the F2 key immediately, or the Delete key if you have a desktop computer, to access the BIOS.
The second method is also quite simple since all you have to do the following:
1. Write settings in the search box of the taskbar and press Enter.
2. Select Update and security.
3. Click Recovery.
4. Under Advanced Start, click on Restart now. The computer will reboot and present the Windows 10 boot menu.
5. Select Troubleshoot.
6. Select Advanced options.
7. Select UEFI Signature Configuration.
8. Click on Restart to restart the computer and enter the UEFI (BIOS).2. Change the status of the TouchPad
Once we are inside the BIOS, we will go to the “Main” option , once inside the Main option, we will look for the “TouchPad” option (as you can notice this option is in the “Advanced” state, what we will do is change to “Basic” status), press “Enter” , a small menu will be displayed where we select the “Basic” option .
NOTE: If the TouchPad option is not on the menu, it is because your computer’s BIOS is out of date, so you will have to update the BIOS of your Acer Aspire.Acer Laptop Touchpad Not Working Windows 103. Save Changes and restart the computer
Once we have done the previous step, the next thing we will do is save the changes we have made for it, press the “F10” key to save the changes and exit, once our machine is done it will restart and now you will be able to use the TouchPad of your computer normally.Acer Mouse Touchpad Not Working
And it’s that simple now you can use the TouchPad of your computer, as you can realize the process is very simple.
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This page covers the most common ways to resolve a non-functioning laptop touchpad. If you cannot resolve the issue for your laptop’s touchpad after trying the solutions on this page, the touchpad is probably not working due to a less common cause. In this case, we recommend taking the laptop to a computer repair shop for further analysis.Operating system not responding
The first thing to check is whether the computer and the operating system is not responding as well. It could be that the computer is frozen, meaning it is not responding to any commands you give it. In this case, the touchpad would also not be working.
I have an acer swift laptop. Out of the blue during a browsing session, my cursor froze. Touchpad gestures also didn’t work. I tried to restart and the cursor was just frozen in the centre of the screen instead. I went to device manager, went to ’mice and other pointing devices’ and updated drivers. That didn’t work. Video showing a quick repair fix for your Acer Aspire laptop’s touch pad Mouse stop working. You may have just installed a fresh copy of WIndows on your Ace.
To check for this issue, try pressing the Windows key to see if the Start Menu opens.Fn key combination
Some laptops have an Fn key + function key combo to enable and disable the touchpad. If your laptop has this feature, press the button or keys to turn the touchpad on and off a few times.External device
Acer Aspire A315 Windows 10 Touchpad not working Hi have updated Bios and Drivers, seems a Windows 10 issue, after reboot touchpad works until device boots into windows 10. The bios contains no touchpad setting to change from basic to advanced. Any ideas or pointers would be great. Touchpad stopped working entirely without reason (laptop was on and being used - no updates). Things I’ve tried: - Installing new drivers - T7 key with and without Fn - Device does not show in Device Manager or BIOS (also after trying to install drivers) - Restored previous Windows 10 update - Installed all pending updates (incl.
Some USB input devices automatically disable the touchpad when connected. As a troubleshooting step, turn off the computer, disconnect all external devices, then start the computer again to ensure one of them has not turned off the touchpad. If this fixes your problem, you can reconnect the USB device to continue troubleshooting or changing settings discussed in the next sections.Check touchpad settingsNote
We recommend you connect a USB external mouse or use the laptop’s TrackPoint (if available) to perform the steps below. If you cannot get an external mouse to function, see: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.
Look at your mouse/touchpad settings, as they may keep your touchpad from working or disable the touchpad entirely. To access the mouse settings, follow the steps below.Windows users - Touchpad settings
*Press the Windows key, type touchpad, and select the Touchpad settings option in the search results.
*In the Touchpad window, make sure the Touchpad On/Off toggle switch is set to On. If it’s Off, change it to be in the On position.Windows users - Mouse settings
*Press the Windows key, type Control Panel, and then press Enter.
*Click the Hardware and Sound option.
*Under Devices and Printers, click the Mouse option.Tip
If the Control Panel View by option is set to Small icons, click the Mouse option in step 2 above.
*In the Mouse Properties window that opens, locate your touchpad settings. They are usually under the far right tab next to Hardware (the name of the tab varies from manufacturer to manufacturer).
*Ensure there is a check in the box next to Enable touchpad.
*Adjust any other settings to your liking, then click Apply, then OK.
*Test your touchpad.
If you do not see a touchpad tab in the Mouse Properties window, try the following steps.
*In the Mouse Properties window, click the Hardware tab.
*Check for an entry in the Devices list named HID-compliant mouse. If you have a USB mouse connected to your laptop for troubleshooting purposes, you may see two HID-compliant mouse entries. Click on each entry to find the one that does not have USB in the Location property.
*When you find the HID-compliant mouse entry for the touchpad (the non-USB entry), click the Properties button.
*In the HID-compliant mouse Properties window, check the Device status to see if it states, ’This device is working properly.’ If it states anything else, then there is a problem with the touchpad.
*If the touchpad device is not working properly, you can try updating the drivers. Click the Change settings button, click the Driver tab, then click the Update Driver button. Click the Search automatically option to allow Windows to look for an updated driver on the computer and on the Internet.Note
If you do not see a non-USB HID-compliant mouse device on the Hardware tab, the touchpad may have been disabled in the BIOS (see the BIOS setup section below). If the touchpad is not disabled in BIOS, Windows may have issues (see the defective hardware section).Apple macOS users
*For macOS X, access the System Preferences in the Apple menu at the top of the desktop screen. For MacBook Pro, click the System Preferences icon at the bottom of the desktop screen.
*In the System Preferences window, click the Trackpad icon to open the Trackpad settings.
*Adjust any trackpad settings you prefer to change.
*Test the trackpad to see if it works.Checking Device Manager and updating driversNote
We recommend you connect a USB external mouse or use the laptop’s TrackPoint (if available) to perform the steps below. If you cannot get an external mouse to function, see: How to navigate Windows using a keyboard.
If the touchpad still isn’t working, the Windows Device Manager can tell you detailed information about hardware issues and help you update drivers. For example, if there’s a yellow exclamation mark or red X next to it, there’s a hardware or software issue. To locate the touchpad in Device Manager, follow the steps below.
*Press the Windows Key and type device manager, then press Enter.
*Under Your PC, the touchpad is either going to be listed under Mice and other pointing devices, or under Human Interface Devices. If it is listed under Human Interface Devices, it will likely be listed as HID-compliant touchpad, or similar wording. Double-click one of the two to locate the touchpad.
*Locate your touchpad and right-click the icon and select Update Driver Software.Note
If you see two entries named HID-compliant mouse, right-click on each and select Properties. In the Properties window, on the General tab, check the Location value. If the Location is ’on I2C HID Device,’ that is the touchpad device on your laptop.
*Click Search automatically for updated driver software and follow the steps (if the drivers are out of date).Tip
Right-clicking the touchpad icon gives you the option to either enable or disable it, depending on the device’s status. If disabled, re-enable, and test the touchpad. If it’s already enabled, change it to disabled, then re-enable it. Sometimes toggling this setting ’resets’ and fixes the touchpad.Note
If you do not see the touchpad device listed in the Device Manager, it may be disabled in BIOS (see the BIOS setup section below). If the touchpad is not disabled in BIOS, Windows may have issues (see the defective hardware section).Check BIOS setup
Make sure the touchpad has not been disabled in the BIOS setup. Once in BIOS setup, check the hardware device settings and if the touchpad is disabled, re-enable it and restart the laptop.Corrupt operating system files
Another possible cause for a malfunctioning touchpad is corrupt operating system files. While you would notice other issues as well due to corrupt system files, this could result in the touchpad not working.
Fixing this requires you to either activate a restore point at a date before the touchpad stopped working, or you may need to perform an operating system repair installation. The repair installation requires you to access a restore partition on the hard drive or use an operating system install disc.Defective hardware
Finally, if the touchpad still is not working correctly or at all after trying the troubleshooting steps above, it may be defective. Contact the computer manufacturer for further suggestions or take the laptop to a computer repair shop. It could require replacement of the touchpad itself or another hardware component. If the touchpad cannot be fixed, you could connect and use an external mouse as a workaround.Additional informationAcer Aspire Touchpad Not Working Windows 10
*See our touchpad definition for further information and related links.
If you are formatting or reinstalling the Windows 10 operating system on your Acer Aspire laptop and you have noticed that the TouchPad does not work for any reason, do not worry you did not make any mistakes during the installation, since this problem lies in the configuration of the Bios of your Acer Aspire. That’s right.
This is because this option is in the “Advanced” state and that is why the TouchPad of your Acer Aspire computer does not work, but now you should not worry anymore because here we have the solution, we have to configure the status of the touchpad of your Acer Aspire. After performing the Windows installation on our Acer Aspire, you can not use the TouchPad, because very simple does not do more than to enter the Bios of our computer and solve it from there.Step by step guide for Acer aspire touchpad not working windows 10
Here we will describe step by step solution for Acer aspire touchpad not working windows 10. So, you can use it normally. Without anything else to say let’s start with this little tutorial. Keep reading With This Tool You Can Easily Disable Automatic Updates In Windows 101. Access the Bios of the computer (Acer Aspire)
The first thing we must do is enter the Bios. It is achieved in two ways; the first way is achieved as follows:
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Turn off the computer completely, if it does not work your TouchPad can support you with a Mouse connected via USB to your computer.
Turn on the equipment. When the screen with the Acer logo appears, press the F2 key immediately, or the Delete key if you have a desktop computer, to access the BIOS.
The second method is also quite simple since all you have to do the following:
1. Write settings in the search box of the taskbar and press Enter.
2. Select Update and security.
3. Click Recovery.
4. Under Advanced Start, click on Restart now. The computer will reboot and present the Windows 10 boot menu.
5. Select Troubleshoot.
6. Select Advanced options.
7. Select UEFI Signature Configuration.
8. Click on Restart to restart the computer and enter the UEFI (BIOS).2. Change the status of the TouchPad
Once we are inside the BIOS, we will go to the “Main” option , once inside the Main option, we will look for the “TouchPad” option (as you can notice this option is in the “Advanced” state, what we will do is change to “Basic” status), press “Enter” , a small menu will be displayed where we select the “Basic” option .
NOTE: If the TouchPad option is not on the menu, it is because your computer’s BIOS is out of date, so you will have to update the BIOS of your Acer Aspire.Acer Laptop Touchpad Not Working Windows 103. Save Changes and restart the computer
Once we have done the previous step, the next thing we will do is save the changes we have made for it, press the “F10” key to save the changes and exit, once our machine is done it will restart and now you will be able to use the TouchPad of your computer normally.Acer Mouse Touchpad Not Working
And it’s that simple now you can use the TouchPad of your computer, as you can realize the process is very simple.
Download here: http://gg.gg/uyerg
https://diarynote.indered.space
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