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‎03-27-2023 09:09 AM

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Product: HP Laptop - 15s-eq0042nl
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I was using my laptop and suddenly the cursor acted out and froze. The touchpad is the only thing I use, so I tried moving it a little but the cursor stayed in place. Attempting again resulted in the cursor lagging A LOT and often never moving at all. I then found out only the top right corner of the touchpad seems to work. I tried restarting the pc, I clicked reset to default on the touchpad settings, I have no idea what to do. Every blog I tried did not help at all. This was all too sudden for me to not have accidentally disabled the touchpad through a shortcut or something. I read something about reinstalling the driver but I couldn't find that. What do I do now? Left and right clicks only work when I am in the top right corner area, too.

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