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04-30-2009 05:17 AM It’s possible you have a corrupt Mouse registry entry. Try Start/Run/regedit and find the HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Control Panel/Mouse entry. Backup that entry by doing a File/Export. Delete the Mouse entry under Control Panel, reboot and let Vista redetect and build that entry.
What should I do if my touch screen is not working?
If the mouse pointer moves directly under the tip of your finger, touch functionality is working correctly. If the mouse pointer moves more than 1.3 cm (0.5 inches) away from the tip of your finger, you should clean and calibrate the screen.
How can I Fix my hp touch screen?
With the power cord unplugged, press the power button on the computer case, and then wait 5 seconds. Plug in the power cord, press the power button to turn on the computer, and then press the screen to see if it responds. If the touch screen responds, you are done.
Where does the touch screen go in Windows 7?
A touch occurs next to the point touched, not at the point of touch If you suspect that touch functionality is not working correctly in Windows 7, go to the Windows desktop and then press the wallpaper background. If the mouse pointer moves directly under the tip of your finger, touch functionality is working correctly.
This time I could move my mouse around outside the VM, use Super+arrows to change desktops in the house, but the mouse buttons or wheel didn’t work. Unplugging/replugging it didn’t work, removing the psmouse driver didn’t work and xinput disable/enable didn’t work.
Why does my mouse stop working on Xubuntu?
On Xubuntu, for a long time I’ve had an issue where my Left mouse button stops working for some reason. It happens pretty much everyday. Everything else seems to work. The only way I can get my mouse to work again is to logout and login, which requires me to shutdown all my programs.
What do I do when my mouse stop working?
When the left mouse button stops working, I use Ctrl+Alt+T to bring up the terminal. I enter xinput in the terminal, which brings up a list of devices. I search for which device is probably the mouse (it has name like generic mouse) and I find the associated ID number.