Press F3 It should have a keypad emblem with an x across it.
Hmm cursor lock
plug in a wired mouse to usb port
start button(with mouse)
control panel
mouse icon
check settings for touchpad
SOURCE: cursor won't move on my Acer laptop
Dear Friend,
On your desktop press the following key conbination: Fn + F7 if not, there must be a problem with your mouse pad. It might also be that your OS takes time to load or freeze and it make it look that the mouse is not working. You can also try and external mouse.
Good Luck!!!
SOURCE: I have a toshiba laptop. I accidentally disabled
Well, you have two options on this one. If it's just disabled and there's no keyboard shortcut to re-enable it, you can either:
1) Use the Windows key, the Tab key and the arrow keys to navigate through the menus to re-enable it. You would need to go to Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager and go through to find the right one to re-enable. This is possible, but would be pretty difficult and time consuming to do if you're not used to keyboard shortcuts.
2) Buy or borrow a wireless (or wired) USB mouse that you can plug in long enough to go into the Control Panel and re-enable the touchpad using the same steps as above.
In the Device Manager, look for anything with a yellow exclamation point or a red 'X'. Those will be either problem devices or disabled ones. It should be under 'Mice and other Pointing Devices' or something similar.
Hope this is helpful!
SOURCE: My cursor won't move and ive tries resetting my
I want you to attach an external mouse and see if you can get the cursor to move. If it does, you have a defective driver. Microsoft can diagnose and fix that problem in three easy clicks. CLICK HERE for the diagnostic and fix.
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