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They will "recycle" a working computer( windows xp - windows 7 for $100)
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Edit I have a Toshiba Satellite with windows 8.1.As I turned it on everything was OK but after a minute or so my touchpad stopped working,it doesn't move it will scroll and click but without the cursor moving.I figured that it actually works but I have to double tap the touchpad and then move but after I stop it won't work again and I have to double tap it every time to move it and it makes things very hard.I tried restarting it and turning it off and then on again and just after it goes on the touchpad works fine but again after a moment it stops.What should I do? Update: I also tried disabling and then enabling it but it doesn't work.
All laptops purchased with Windows included have "built-in" drivers with them. The manufacturer places any necessary drivers on the installation disc or image. This does not mean that a retail copy of Windows Vista will install and have all hardware working out of the box.
There are thousands of reasons... Most common reasons are virus, one of newly installed software causes explorer to stop working and damage of explorer.exe.
You may have either disabled it in your settings somewhere, or the touchpad may require a special driver (unlikely).
Most people would say that it depends whether you like working with an Apple or a PC. People have their preferences for both sides. Technically speaking, Apple laptops are known for their funtionality, design, and useability.
Casement windows are generally considered to be a good form of security for windows. Just make sure that the latches are working properly and the windows are properly installed.
If the computer does have a touchpad then no you can't
It doesn't matter anymore I figured it out. There is 2 buttons by the on/off button, well my sister pressed one of them so the touchpad didn't' work, all i had to do is press it again, problem solved. Although I did try Fn + F7 and it didn't work. Thanks hope this helps :)
probably play with it
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