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Originally Posted by knox
so i can take it somewhere and it'd be fixed easily? this is good news.
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potentially, yes, if it's something wrong with the part itself, yes, you could do it yourself. provided you don't zap it with static. antistatic wristband = $2. or, call geek friend.
could be a number of other issues though. i'd first check that the touchpad driver wasn't corrupted by something else-- so reinstall it.
i know you don't understand this. but it makes sense.
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Originally Posted by verme (prevaricator)
i get it, but press the alt key and f4 simultaneously and maybe you will understand what i'm saying.
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ha ha ha ha
good one
hey, why not just act like a cripple and enable mouse keys? one gets used to those pretty quickly.
http://www.microsoft.com/enable/trai...mousekeys.aspx
and it's already paid for with the OS