Hello guys,
I'm new here at the HP Touchpad Section but not new here in Android Forums.
I am running CM7 on our HP Touchpad and my little brother has been fiddling with it(downloading many apps from the playstore using my personal account, thus forcing me to create a new google account/other shiz).
Then one time, the screen kept turning on and off without us even touching it.
Hi,
I have Asus Vivobook S550CM, after I login to ubuntu everything works fine, but after a while of using PC I cannot perform 1 finger touch-to-click action on touchscreen.
When I touch the screen the mouse cursor appears in the position where I touched the screen, but it doesn't click.
Hello all. I've played around with Ubuntu in the past, but would still be called a newbie. I just downloaded Ubuntu 11.10 and installed via wubi. My touchpad however is useless. It it recognized in some form, but when you touch it (no matter how you touch it) the cursor just jump to the top right corn of the screen and can do nothing else.
I have an Acer Aspire 3356. And it has a useful button which allows you to disable the touchpad. So when you are typing for example, if you rest you hand on the touchpad you don't click somewhere else on the screen and type there. When you press the button it glows orange and the touchpad is disabled. Then I press it again, the orange glow goes off. However, the touchpad remains disabled.
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).
hello to all
Hi fellow Ubuntu users...I have a bit of a strange thing happening on an ASUS EEEPC (Model 1001px). This happens a few times a week but cannot be replicated on demand. Sometimes (typically when opening a website), the mouse pointer on the screen freezes. When this happens, the edges of the touchpad work, but you cannot move the pointer with the touchpad.
I have a keyboard with a built-in touchpad that I often use with my laptop, but while the laptop's built-in touchpad does support scrolling by stroking the right-hand edge of the touchpad, the touchpad on the external keyboard does not. Is there any way to add this functionality? Or better yet, is there any way to emulate the two-finger scrolling (vertical and horizontal) as on the Mac?
Hi,I recently installed Statler to my new laptop, a Gateway LT3119u. It all seems to work well, with the exception of the touchpad. I have been able to boot into openbox with a properly working touchpad only once.
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