Broken touch pad. I believe it may be an issue with the cable connecting the touchpad.

shadowgamer2956
shadowgamer2956 Member Posts: 4 New User
edited March 10 in Nitro Gaming

so like everytime i type i rest my hand on the laptop next to the trackpad and recently i have been having ALOT of mis-clicks when i do that. Every single time i place my hand and type more than 4 words a mis click occurs and it stops typing this is really annoying. I believe it may be an issue with the cable connecting the touchpad. please let me know if it is fixable and the approximate cost and if i can do it at home thank you.

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Answers

  • William_mk2
    William_mk2 ACE Posts: 4,198 Pathfinder

    @shadowgamer2956

    The alternative is to get a external keyboard connect it to usb and use it..

    You can disable and enable to touchpad

    Please look at the key f6 and f7 key on keyboard .    You can see the hand symbol with fingers .   That denotes the touchpad function key.   On some models it will be on f6 and some models it will be on f7.    So we need to use the right key depending upon the laptop model .   If fn + f7 is not working then we have to use f7 alone to make it to work.     

    After disabling and enabling the touchpad check how it is working.. 

    If it is still not working 
    Go to support.acer.com 
    chose your country 
    type snid or chose your model 
    go to drivers - Install the i/o drivers first and then install the touch pad driver 

    Regarding keyboard issue.. 

    Try windows x 
    go to device manager 
    expand keyboard 
    right click on keyboard driver - uninstall 
    Restart the computer 

    It should work fine.. 

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  • Puraw
    Puraw ACE, Member Posts: 14,176 Trailblazer

    In addition to the above you can try to downgrade to Windows10 if this was the original OS, reduce the Touchpad sensitivity in Bluetooth and Touchpad settings and boot to BIOS, check if the Touchpad option is set to 12C HID (not to PS/2).