Your Touch pad Driver is not install or it is not updated. Download your touch pad driver from Acer Driver Download website and install it. It'll surely solve your problem
SOURCE: touchpad or keyboard not working
Press and hold the blue function (Fn) button and F7. This turns the touchpad on and off.
SOURCE: I've had the acer one for 2 weeks. While using it
Hello cskpuels,
It sounds like the touchpad is working ok but probably needs some setting(s) adjusted. The touchpad settings can be accessed through the windows control panel. But before going to the control panel it's useful to review the touchpad basics for single and double clicking. They are as follows:
•Tap once on the main touchpad for single click.
•Tap twice for double click.
•The lighter the touch, the better the response.
•Tapping harder will not increase the touchpad's responsiveness.
•Opening the Control Panel
The Windows Control Panel can be opened by:
Selecting *Start > Control Panel (on Windows Vista)
- OR -
Start > Run > Type 'Control' and select OK (on Windows XP)
*The Enter key may be used on the keyboard in place of touchpad clicking*
In the Control Panel, do the following:
•Select Mouse [Enter] (Brings up the touchpad properties sheet)
•Look at the Buttons tab in the touchpad properties sheet.
•Adjust the settings and test the touchpad until you get the response you desire.
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Have a great day,
martyshaw152
SOURCE: Acer touchpad scroll is not working
Most likely you need to install the driver for your touchpad. The default windows driver allows the touchpad to function but does not give it the extra features such as scrolling. If you go to Acers support site http://support.acer.com/ , you can download the driver for the touchpad. I looked on the site and did not see a 6903 model, did you mean 6930?
Once installed you can go to the control panel, mouse, and see the extra features.
Testimonial: "i mean Acer Aspire 6930 series"
SOURCE: Acer Aspire 5100-3357 lost function of keyboard, touchpad and USB
hello, this has been one of the most reported problem with the 5100 model. i have 2 of them, and they have done the same thing! one i had 2 find and install a new mainboard-400 bucks! not very cost friendly. i did post a solution more than a year ago, but it is a work around that let me use the acer with the dead keyboard,touchpad,usb- you must buy a pcmcia usb card, it goes in the slot on the left side of the acer 5100. then a usb mouse and keyboard will work. (you can get this cardbus adapter cheap, as 400 bucks is 2 much. these pcmcia cardbus card come with 2 or 4 ports. this will let you use the pc, it has been a great solution for me and a lot of others, been in use over a year like this. acer is no help, unless you wish 2 spend a large amount of $. the one with the new board lasted about 8 months before the usb port stopped working for the second time, i then got a second cardbus usb card and have usb again. sorry for your problem.. good luck! do as i say and the acer will work again.( a problem model) just search for pcmcia usb cardbus you will find many 2 choose from- i picked the ones with the NEC chipset, as these are reliable! be well!
SOURCE: acer aspire 5517 touchpad doesn't work. We have
On my Acer Aspire 5534, up above the keys there are 2 buttons that are side by side. one is to turn the wireless off and on and the other one is to turn the mouse pad off and on.
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