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Question posted by agpwaqw on May 18th, 2014

My Mouse Buttons Not Working My Hp8460p Laptop But When I Connect Usb Mouse It

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Answer #1: Posted by freginold on July 10th, 2014 3:20 AM

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Hi, your touchpad may have just gotten turned off by accident. You can turn the touchpad back on by using the touchpad on/off button. See page 13 or page 16 of the maintenance and service guidefor a picture of where this button is located (#3 or #1 in the picture, depending on which page you are looking at).

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