Tracking pad buttons

It sounds like you turned off your track pad. On some laptops there is an indentation on the pad to turn on and off and some have buttons on the laptop. Did you go into your track pad properties to see if it is on? You can do this by clicking on the mouse on the lower left corner of your laptop or by going into control panel. I hope this helps.

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It could be trouble with Motherboard or the chip under the track pad.
Try to re-install the mouse driver. and try to check.
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Sounds like the track pad button is broken. Unfortunately that would mean it needs physically replaced. I might suggest using a USB mouse instead.

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I would go to device manager
scroll down to find the touch pad
uninstall it

then restart laptop
hopefully when you restart windows will find new hardware
and reinstall the touch pad correctly

good luck

if not go to website and download another driver for it

www.hp.com

Give this a shot- get out a couple of pages of computer printer paper, place the paper on a flat surface; lock the key pad on your curve. Place your blackberry face down on the paper and gently (don't press down) rub your phone up and down, back and forth a few times. Try your cursor now, believe it or not, this works pretty well (the paper gives enough resistance to make the track ball move). As long as there isn't a bigger issue with the track ball, this should solve your problem.

Make sure that the track-pad (mouse-pad) is not disabled. There should be a button located above the track-pad that allows you to disable or enable the track-pad. If not, I would use a USB mouse and then go into the Control Panel, mouse and change settings there to enable the track-pad.

Try to 'restore' to an earlier date when the double click option worked.

Open up the piano roll window for the sample you have selected. Use the highlight tool, which looks of a dashed square, to select the entire pattern by dragging your cursor from the top right corner of the piano roll diagonally to the left bottom corner of the piano roll. If you can't see all of the bars used, then try sizing the track in the piano roll closer together by placing your cursor on the square directly to the right of the horizontol scroll bar. Hold down the left click and move your mouse down to track the piano roll closer or move the mouse upwards to span it more. Select all of the bars used in the piano roll and click the down arrow in the very upright corner. Select Edit > Copy. This will copy all of the bars in the current piano roll. To paste the pattern simply click the down arrow again in the upright corner and select Edit > Paste in any piano roll.

Q: After pairing my mouse, the button click works but cursor tracking does not move. What can I do?A: The cursor tracking problem is because red sensor LED is not on. Please try another set of battery or fully charge battery again, and verify if bottom red LED turns on. If red LED still does not turn on, please remove batteries from mouse, press and hold the pairing button for 5 seconds, next press and hold the left and right buttons simultaneously for 10 seconds, followed by several clicks. Install the battery into mouse, you should see red LED turns on, mouse cursor will move.

Q: After pairing my mouse, the button click works but cursor tracking does not move. What can I do?A: The cursor tracking problem is because red sensor LED is not on. Please try another set of battery or fully charge battery again, and verify if bottom red LED turns on. If red LED still does not turn on, please remove batteries from mouse, press and hold the pairing button for 5 seconds, next press and hold the left and right buttons simultaneously for 10 seconds, followed by several clicks. Install the battery into mouse, you should see red LED turns on, mouse cursor will move.