The mouse is a sensitive touch device that records touch and movement and moves the cursor. if you add pressure, the cursor "clicks".
It is called a clicker If you mean the built in mouse, it is called a touch pad or mouse pad.
With the new Apple Magic Mouse, the user does not need to use a mouse pad. This mouse will work on any surface without a mouse pad with the exception of a smooth glass surface.
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I believe you may be referring to a "Touch Pad" since the inspiron is a laptop. You would need to go into the start menu, then control panel and then there is usually a setting for mouse or touchpad, you should be able to activate it there. Consult Dell tech support if needed. A mouse pad is simply a padded resting area for a Computer mouse. It requires no power to use.
If you have an external usb mouse, click in the wheel and slide your mouse up or down to scroll.
Try installing drivers for this device. Also try reformatting your PC. If it still doesn't work, consult a hardware PC technician.
One advantage of using a mouse when working with a laptop is that it is much faster. It is also easier to use than the touch pad.
Yes sometimes if they're both plugged in at the same wall... the laptop might get messed up like sometimes the mouse pad wouldn't work or when you restart the laptop, it might flash lights and other different stuff
i have the same proble i notice it is when you rest you thumb on the mouse pad by accident, they need to make the mouse pad lower, it also happens to Dell
The plural of mouse pad is mouse pads.
A touch pad is the portion of a laptop that the user moves her finger over in order to operate the mouse. It works via sensors that connect the touch pad movements to the position of the mouse on the screen.
A glide point is the touch pad on your laptop that moves the mouse pointer around the screen with your finger touch.