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‎04-21-2026 11:56 AM - last edited on ‎04-21-2026 01:48 PM by Level 15

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Hello, good afternoon.

I have an HP laptop with Windows 11.

My team details:

Model: 15-fd1057la
Serial: >Do not include the product serial number or any private information<
Product #: C64RXLA#ABM

What could it be that the right click of this PC is pressed forcefully? I right click on something and I have to press it hard.

How do I solve this problem? What do I do about it?

Thanks for your prompt response.

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‎04-21-2026 09:34 PM - edited ‎04-21-2026 09:35 PM

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Get new mouse then. If it's your laptop touchpad then it's laptop hardware issue. You can ignore if you can and use mouse.  If you want to get it repair then visit nearest HP service center with laptop and its documents. 

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