Lap Top left on. Timed out. can you help
By now you probably figured out you have to remove the power cord and battery to turn off the laptop. Let it cool down, 30 minutes or so, and then replace the battery and restart the laptop.
SOURCE: Touch Pad
In the touchpad settings (Control Panel, Mouse) see if tap to click is enabled, if so uncheck and see if there is any difference. Also try booting in the safe mode, and see if that changes anything (F8 during boot to access safe mode) If no difference, then you'll likely need a new palmrest to fix the touchpad. If the touchpad works normally in the safe mode, try a new touchpad driver from support.dell.com
SOURCE: REPLACE GATEWAY LAP TOP TOUCH PAD
HI THERE!!
Replacing the touchpad of your laptop is not difficult but because laptop parts are very delicate you need to be careful
To remove the touchpad you need to remove the top cover, also known as the palm rest
1.Power off the Gateway laptop, then disconnect the AC adapter from the power jack. Remove any other devices connected to the laptop.
2.Place your hand on a bare metal surface to release any buildup of static electricity. Close the lid to your laptop and turn the computer over.
3.Slide the battery lock over to the side to pop the battery out from its compartment.
4.Set the battery aside, then turn your computer over once again so that it's facing up. Rotate the laptop so that the back (not the bottom) is facing you.
5.Remove the two screws securing the bezel in place from the back of the laptop
6. Open the lid to the laptop, then insert a flat-head screwdriver underneath one end of the bezel to loosen it from the top cover. The bezel is located just above the keyboard, but below the monitor
7. Carefully remove the bezel the rest of the way. Insert the end of the flat-head screwdriver underneath the top of the keyboard to pull it away from the laptop.
8. Turn the keyboard over and place it face-down on the top cover. Remove the cable connecting the keyboard to the motherboard. You may need to pull back and unlock a connector securing the cable in place.
9. Set the keyboard aside. Remove the four screws located just beneath the display panel, then remove the cable connecting the monitor to the motherboard. Carefully set the LCD display aside.
10. Remove the four screws located near the center of the top cover. Release small blue and white cable connecting the touchpad to the Gateway laptop.
11.Pull the top cover up from the base of the laptop, removing the touchpad along with it.
NOTE; you can remove your touchpad and swap it out with a new one, but you can also buy a top cover with a touchpad pre-installed.
SOURCE: I have a Compaq presario
Just double tap the same area ie the light that came on when you did it the first time.
SOURCE: Hi, I have a HP
press scroll lock button once it should be near by function keys or above the arrow keys
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