My left mouse button on sony vaio vng-nw150j isn't working

try to tap on the touchscreen instead of the left click

replace the inverter board it connects to the screen and, is usually at the top of the laptop under a panel between the screen hinges

If you bought the same drive I don't see why you'd have to do anything to the Bios.

Laptop keyboards do deteriorate from time to time. Once any key stops working, it is time for a replacement. Doing so is not difficult. Simply undo the case screws and gently separate the case to expose the keyboard. The keyboard floats inside and lays in the main board. Lift gently and pull out the small flat wire connection. The keyboard slides out and replace with a new board. Place flat cable in port on the main board, lay keyboard on top of chassis, close the top/bottom of case, tighten screws and all done. Go on line for Keyboards.

You'll need to go to Sony's website and download new drivers for it.

Try this link.

HI,

go to following link and click on Download now and get your webcam drivers.



http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-download.pl?mdl=VGNNW150J&upd_id=5051&os_id=49



Please don't forgot to rate if you get the solution.

you can call the SONY Technical support and give them the serial number of the laptop and they will immediately replace the keyboard.

Hey,

Make sure you are downloading the correct driver for your webcam, and make sure that if you are installing 64bit windows 7 that you have a 64bit driver, and same with 32bit (im sure you are, but double check just in case).

If you are 100% sure of that, have a look through the drivers page for your laptop and look for a "chipset" update of some sort.

Hope this helps :)

Try the mouse in a different computer.
If it works, it's the "settings" for the mouse in your copy of Windows that have changed, i.e., pushing the LEFT mouse button is *NOT* "associated" with any specific "action".

Or, shutdown your computer.
Disconnect the mouse from the computer.
Flip the mouse over.
Look for any screws holding the mouse together.
If you find some, undo the screws, and split the mouse apart.
Inspect the mechanism that "clicks" when you push the LEFT mouse-button.
Remove any dirt/dust.
Reassemble the mouse.
Reconnect it to your computer.
Try it.

If it still does not work, try the mouse in a different computer.
If it still does not work, responsibly recycle it, and buy a new mouse.

Common hardware problem. The correct solution is a replacement tracker pad and mouse, however you may be able to get the problem fixed by cleaning under the pad. Either way it requires taking the laptop apart.

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