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‎09-17-2023 01:09 PM

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Product: HP ENVY x360 - 15m-dr0011dx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Something randomly keeps clicking on its own on my screen and I can't seem to stop it. It's been months already and as much as I look for a fix I can't find it.

Firstly my cursor has been clicking on the bottom of the screen (really disturbing because it opened random windows and the only solution was closing the laptop and waiting til it resets). Now my cursor USUALLY works fine (only if I have my mouse on) but my touchpad doesn't work at all and something clicks in the middle of the screen as if I'd be tapping my screen repeatedly (while my cursor is working). I think it's a problem with a system but I don't know how to fix it. I can send a screen recording if it would help

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