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#DELL INSPIRON 5000 LAPTOP RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING HOW TO#
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I checked "Devices Manager", the option for either Mouse and Touch pad is notĮxisting. Actually only one software was installed immediately after I purchased it. There was not change to the computer, it was only 1 year old at that time. Jonas Flo, Thank you for your quick reply.

If you have any other concerns, don't hesitate to come back to us. Mouse, touchpad, and keyboard problems in Windows.

#DELL INSPIRON 5000 LAPTOP RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING HOW TO#

Scroll down and look for How to determine what is causing the problem after you do a clean boot.Īdditional troubleshooting steps are available and very simple to follow. To identify which program is causing the concern, please follow the steps on this article. Then on the Startup tab of msconfig, click OK, and then restart the computer.Īfter the computer restarts, check if issue still persists. Open the Compatibility tab and click on the.

#DELL INSPIRON 5000 LAPTOP RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING .EXE#

exe file and choose Properties from the pop-up list.

#DELL INSPIRON 5000 LAPTOP RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING UPDATE#

Also, if the problem started after installing a system update, you may wait for the next update to fix the problem or roll-back to the previous update. After I updated the fingerprint sensor came back to life. From Control Panel (View by: Category), choose Programs. My laptop is only 1 month old and since the first day it is very slow for instance its boot time is 4 minutes exact and even the app opening time is 2 mi. Fingerprint reader not working in Inspiron 5406 2n1. Click each item one by one, then click Disable at the bottom for each item. Open Downloads on your laptop and locate the driver, usually a. Answer (1 of 5): I did lot of research on this topic and came up with a permanent solution to this slow speed of dell inspiseries.

Go to Startup tab, then click Open Task Manager.

On the bottom left corner, put a check on Hide all Microsoft services.

A new window should appear, go to Services tab.

Type msconfig on the Cortana search bar beside Start.

We can perform a clean boot to isolate the issue.

A new dialog box should appear, just follow the onscreen instructions.

Right-click, then have it Run as administrator.

Go to Control Panel, on the Search Control Panel bar on the top right corner of Control Panel,.

Please follow these steps to be able to conduct an automatic troubleshooting. To automatically detect and fix incompatibilities with your system. Let us follow a couple of methods to be able to isolate and rectify the said concern.

Any installed updates or installed software?.

Was there any changes to the computer prior to the concern? Hardware?.

We proceed however, we would like to ask a couple of questions first.

#DELL INSPIRON 5000 LAPTOP RIGHT CLICK NOT WORKING DRIVERS#

A corrupted system file, it could cause malfunction and incompatibilities within the drivers or since you mentioned that the driver is not available as well that could actually be the culprit. Ive had my Dell InspiAll-in-One Desktop (with Windows 10) for about 5-7. Interesting.There might be a couple of reasons behind this misbehavior. of 2 - Dell Inspiron All in One Desktop Power LED button wont work - posted in External Hardware: Hello. Not sure whether she would notice that the machine wasn't running a full speed though. After checking with a similar Dell charger from another machine to make sure the charger was the problem, I went out and bought her a replacement for $10 or so, and as far as I know she hasn't had any further problems. What did you change in the "Batteries" options? As it happens, I helped a friend with a problem with her Dell not long ago. For the life of me, I can't imagine how an inferior charger could have that kind of effect without causing a lot of more obvious problems as well. I'm fascinated by your report that the replacement charger makes the machine run slow. Haven't researched my options for where to get it. I am just about at the point where I'm going to have to spring for a new one for my fairly old HP laptop. But I don't have to pay $100 plus for them either. They never seem to have the longevity that I get from the original battery. I haven't had great luck with 3'rd party batteries. Well, $17 is a pretty reasonable price for the experiment.