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‎02-27-2020 12:34 PM

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Product: HP Gaming Pavilion - 17-cd0095nr
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

HP Gaming Pavilion - 17-cd0095nr

Out of the box, just unpacked

 

Touchpad makes clicking sound whenever even lightly touched by a finger or palm of the hand (not even strong press). So even touching with a top of my finger in the top part of touchpad, it makes clicking sound, and the clicking sound really sound if something was loose underneath. If I was to discribe the sound, it sounds like a typewriter sound or mechanical keybaord sound.

 

This is not to be mistaken with sound when clicking on the lower virtual touchpad buttons on lower right and lower left side, that sound is different. This is a sound on just barely touching a top portion of a touchpad, and sounds like typewriter/mechanical keybaord typing/clicking sound.

 

It really does not seem and sound normal and it's very annoying;

 

I have had Dell and MSI laptops before various models and types, and a touchpad never made such a clicking noise on barely touching the touchpad with the finger.

 

Please check video. Is this the way this touchpad should be or is this RMA case? 

 

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