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We can help you with that, actually, that’s what we actually do. If the touchpad still isn’t working, it is likely that there is a hardware failure and you need to contact a trained professional to repair or replace the touchpad.

Press Esc button on the keyboard and reach to root menu of BIOS.Go to Exit Menu and select Save and Exit. Touchpad should work fine now.Then locate Device Options on the screen.Use the keyboard’s arrow keys to navigate to Advanced BIOS settings.When the laptop starts to boot up again, press F2 key multiple times to enter the BIOS settings of your laptop Follow the steps below to access BIOS and enable the touchpad:

Then click Search automatically for updated driver software. Now the system will itself search for compatible driver software and update it.Īnother possibility can be that the touchpad has been disabled in the BIOS setup.Then change the tab to Driver. Select Update Drivers.Expand the field and double click on Synaptics SMBus TouchPad Locate Mice and other pointing devices now.Press the Windows button on the keyboard, search for Device Manager and press Enter.A driver provides a software interface to hardware devices, enabling operating systems and other computer programs to access hardware functions without needing to know precise details of the hardware being used.“- Wikipedia “ A device driver is a computer program that operates or controls a particular type of device that is attached to a computer. If this doesn’t work, move to the next probable solution. If ClickPad Enable is greyed out, try to disable and then enabling ClickPad. Highlight ClickPad Enable and press Enter.Now, press Tab until Additional mouse options is highlighted.Then with arrow keys move the selector down on Mouse & Touchpad and press Enter On the settings screen, press Tab 3 times.Press the Windows button on the keyboard and search Settings.If the touchpad is not working still, move to next probable solution. If this button is greyed out(not clickable), try disabling and then enabling the ClickPad.

This should make the touchpad working again.

Make sure you’re in the ClickPad Settings tab. Click on ClickPad Enable.

From the side menu, click on Mouse & Touchpad.

Then click on the Windows Settings Gear.

Click the Windows Button in the bottom-left corner of your screen.

Now, let’s get to it! Enabling a ‘disabled’ touchpad With a mouse: For the ease of navigation through settings, we suggest you connect a mouse to your laptop. Though we have also covered how to get to these settings without a mouse. While some settings might be slightly different according to the manufacturer, but you can figure out what to do if you understand what I am doing here. So, your Windows laptop’s touchpad stopped working all of a sudden? Well, we have compiled a list of possible solutions that could solve your particular issue.