Hi. I recently installed Ubuntu, but ran into the issue that my mousepad and keyboard are not responding when I run Ubuntu.
I do have a USB mouse and that is working. Though, whenever I click on something (like the power button or anything at the top) it will automatically select what ever my mouse scrolls over. I don't even have to click.
Im trying to install 64 bit Statler on my netbook,Heres my issue.When booting into live mode,It all seems fine until i touch the mouse pad,When i do the only thing that works is the right and left and up and down scrolling.When i right click to bring up the menu,and try to use my mouse to select,It all goes wrong.Things open i didnt click,and the window selector wil change back and forth.
Can anyone help with this issue?
Running Ubuntu 11.10, 32 bit on a vista-era sony vaio.
Besides all of the crappy graphics and web cam issues I had to solve, the laptop worked great. But for the last week, the touchpad either:
1. does not work
2. dies suddenly and doesn't let me move around without a usb mouse.
3 (most common/annoying).
The left click(tap of touchpad, below and above touchpad left buttons) on my Lenovo Thinkpad E420, suddenly stops responding and comes back to action after reboot. The behaviour is annoying.
Any ideas?? Please do post.
I am using a USB mouse on an Asus A52F. When I right click on
one of the icons on the top or left on the screen, I get the same
behavior as from a left click. I think the touchpad is the same,
but I rarely use a touchpad so I'm not sure I checked correctly.
Things are a little crazy. This is a laptop I set up for my dad, and
everything was fine using ubuntu 10.something.
My mother has a problem with her ThinkPad L520 notebook (Ubuntu 11.10, Unity).
She boots the device, everything works fine at first. But then, out of nowhere, her touchpad + trackpoint stop working. She can't click or drag the mouse.
I had Ubuntu 12.04 with XFCE (Lubuntu) installed on my Acer netbook for a while until one day the left track pad button stopped working. For unrelated reasons, I wiped it clean and installed regular old Ubuntu 12.04 and attached a USB mouse (that I know to work). To my surprise, I still wasn't able to left-click. I also enabled touch click on the trackpad, but this didn't help either.
Hi ,
Ever since I upgraded to Fedora 17 from Fedora 14, single clicking my mouse has become very difficult. Single click registers as a double click 70% of times. All the settings that I see have to do with delay between 2 clicks to be considered a double click, but here I am not making 2 clicks.