Cursor is locked on notebook. - LG X-Note LM50 Notebook

i'm sure that there's a button to lock the trackpad,it's near the panel.you need to press it once again to turn the panel on
I think it's right above the trackpad
or look on your laptops keyboard for a picture like trackpad press it with the function Fn button at the same time
or it should be the hardware
the trackpad cable maybe doesn't installed properly,not locked or something

Hi

This is not automatic lock but you have turned off the trackpad

Hold the Fn key and press F9 key this will re-activate the mouse and then you can use it.

It is provided to turn off because then you type if your palm touch the trackpad the cursor will move and you may start typing somewhere else.

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One possible reason is that you might have locked your trackpad. HP along with many other laptops have a designated button that locks your touchpad so the cursor doesn't move on the screen.
Above your keypad there's a small little rectangular button. Try pressing it and it should unlock your trackpad.
Give this a shot, and I hope it works!

Which make is this laptop ? is it Dell or HP etc ?

- If the system locks but you can still move the cursor. i recommend a tune up of your system by removing unwanted programs/ delete any garbage files/
- if its locking that you cant even move the cursor anymore its a hard drive issue/ call HP/ Os re installation will not help you solve the problem if the hard drive is the problem. thanks

If your cursor is locking up, first make sure you are using the correct pointer device driver. if you are, then you need to run a utility to scan the drive for errors.

while playing game your son must have pressed the mouse lock button try to check it out and please be sure u have unlocked it

Is the document locked? have a look in the drop down menus for properties with the doc selected

Go to my computer, right click>properties>hardware tab>device manager, then look down the list for mouse and pointing devices, click the '+' sign and right click on your touchpad listing and select uninstall, and then restart the pc.

In Vista start control panel>classic view, then device manager

The touchpad will be reinstalled and then ready to use again as it should be back to normal

Press and hold Fn+F9 5 3sec...should do the trick