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HP Chromebook 11-v010nr
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My HP Chromebook 11-v010nr touchpad failed today.  This is the second one that I bought that has failed; the first was one I bought for my sister and it failed before the warranty expired and was repaired.  This computer is past its warranty, so If I can't fix it myself I will have to shelve it or use it with a USB mouse.  I have tried the finger drumroll on the touchpad, repeatedly keying 'escape', restarting, etc.   In attempting to restore function, one site suggested (below) pressing and holding Refresh and tapping power shutdown.  I have no idea where the 'Refresh' key is.  

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                                       Touchpad on Chromebook not working

                                       1) Turn off your Chromebook. 

                                       2) Press and hold Refresh Refresh + tap Power Shut down. 

                                       3) When your Chromebook starts up, release Refresh Refresh.

 

One unexpected benefit of being forced to use the USB mouse instead of the touchpad is that I have access to 'right-click' on this machine. 

 

How do I fix the touchpad without sending the Chromebook to HP for product replacement or repair?

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@LeeSalsbery, Welcome to HP Support Community!

 

If your touchscreen isn't working, try these steps. Test after each step to see whether your touchscreen works.

  1. Wipe off any dust or dirt on your touchscreen.
  2. Reset your Chromebook hardware.
  3. Reset your Chromebook to factory settings.

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Hope this helps! Keep me posted. 

 

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TEJ1602
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My Chromebook Touchpad isn't working, not the touchscreen (my Chromebook doesn't have a touchscreen).  Moving my finger on the touchpad doesn't display or move the cursor, and if I use a USB mouse to place the cursor over an on-screen button, the button area of the touchpad won't click it.  

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@LeeSalsbery

 

Follow the steps from the link- https://hp.care/31vbYHW.

 

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If the issue persists, it could be a hardware failure.

 

Please reach out to the HP Support in your region regarding the service options for your chromebook

 

Hope this helps!

 

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TEJ1602
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