Laptop cursor not working - Toshiba Satellite L875ds7332 Notebook Laptop

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Reinstall tocuhpad drivers

REDOWNLOAD/REINSTALL THE TOUCHPAD DRIVERS SOMETIMES PEOPLE ACCIDENTLY DELETE SOMETHING IMPORTANT OR A FILE GETS MISPLACED OR THE COMPUTER MESSES UP SOMETIMES.... NOT SAYING ANY OF THESE ARE THE CASE BUT IT COULD BE.

my laptop pad is not working the cursor is moving but not clicking on anything ......now wot can i do ???

The Touchpad is the cause. Although some work fine for years others jump the the pointer every time you type (or sneeze). You can turn the touchpad off if you have a mouse for the laptop. Otherwise, you might need to exchange/purchase another model laptop.

On your touch pad exists a place that works like a scroller on the mouse (Usually the right part of pad with white lining). When you rest your wrists in this area, the cursor usually jumps in another place. I'm of course hoping that this is the problem and that your touch pad works fine. Try it and please tell me if this fails..

try doing a system restore back to the point when it worked.
hope this helps.

delete the profile whose having problem with the cursor and create a new one.

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Does the cursor jump around when your hands are nowhere near the touchpad? The touchpads are heat and pressure sensitive. I personally have very warm (and sometimes sweaty) hands. I have this problem often when working on laptops. If I hover my hands over the pad, it causes the mouse to move. I've had to take a business card, put tape on one side of it, and use it as a flip-cover for the touchpad on most of my laptops. If the cursor moves around when you're nowhere near the laptop, then you may want to try disabling the pointing stick (if it has one). I've had several clients with laptops where the pointing stick mouse control go crazy and move and click on things.

Try going to control panel, then personalization, then mouse pointers. Under mouse properties, go to pointers and try to use windows black (system scheme). See if changing your mouse poiners makes it appear.