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Latitude e5450 unresponsive touchpad
Every once in a while the Alps touchpad becomes extremely laggy to the point that its unusable. It seems to happen at random. Only way to fix is to reboot. No cpu intensive task are running in the background when this happen. I tried updating all the drivers etc. Happens plugged in or not. Any Ideas?
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Thanks for replying.
1. tried that, external mouse work flawlessly.
2. did that already, didn't help.
3,4 & 5. No error found. Didn't run the extended memory test tho. Touchpad works.
It didn't happen at all in the last 2 hours so who knows, might have accidentally fixed it. It could be that I disabled some multigesture in the Dell touchpad setting.DELL-Akshatha M
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Posted August 5th, 2015 05:00
Hi FUJTAJ,
Since this a random issue and has not repeated, would advise you to keep the system under observation and get back to us if this persists.
You can also try the following steps to check if it helps:-
*Go to control panel > mouse
*In Mouse Properties goto Dell Touchpad tap. click on "Click to change Dell Touchpad settings"
*From "Sensitivity" turn on the touchpad
*From "Buttons" turn this on also.
Feel free to reach out to us, should you have any further questions.
Kindest Regards ,
DELL-Akshatha M
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#IWork4DellOk, so I'm now able to replicate this issue at will.
If I press harder on the bottom part of the touchpad the issue mentioned earlier arise. Light pressure doesn't triggers it but a bit more(Lets say, pressure you apply when checking for the doneness of a steak) makes the mouse unusable. A restart in win10 doesn't fix it, I have to turn off the computer and start again. I tried changing all kind of setting(including the one suggested) and it almost seems hardware based. Any ideas?
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Posted September 4th, 2015 09:00
Hi FUJTAJ,
Thank you for this information.
Can you private message me the service tag of the system, along with pictures of the palmrest and touchpad.
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Posted September 7th, 2015 05:00
Hi FUJTAJ,
You would need to add me as a friend and then send a private message, so that I can respond to u.
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Posted August 4th, 2015 10:00
Hi FUJTAJ,
Thank you for writing to us.
Request you to try following the below steps which might help:
(1) Try connecting a known good external mouse (if available) and see if it works, when this issue occurs.
(2) Update BIOS by using the below link:
http://dell.to/1In7HnC
(3) Run ePSA (F12 at startup) and select diagnostics.
(4) Now check if the touchpad works in this environment.
(5) Also make a note of the error messages that gets displayed (if any).
Do reply with your answers.
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DELL-Akshatha M
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