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10-24-2022 09:30 PM - edited 10-24-2022 09:36 PM
I bought this HP 15-ef2126wm laptop open-box and within hours of using it the left click has gotten to the point where it gets stuck down easily. It's basically unusable at this point and I have to use taps to use the mouse button function. I tried opening up the case and changing the screw tightness and looking for other potential problems but I wasn't able to fix the issue. The touch pad is the L63600-001.
This is part of the reason I try really hard to avoid single-click touchpads when buying a laptop, but at this point 90% of all laptops are single-click only and I couldn't find an equivalent affordable laptop with individual buttons. It's crazy that even now, non-Apple single-button touchpads are STILL badly designed.
I would really like to find a way to permanently solve this problem. It does feel like the right click has no issues, so it makes me think maybe I could take the whole touch pad and bend it in a way that give the left click more spring leverage? Another solution could be a touchpad housing with individual click buttons that would fit in the same place of the existing touchpad. I doubt that exists but if it does I would immediately buy that part.
Changing screw tightness at the top and botton in various ways doesn't really help the problem after the case is fully closed. It does help as I'm testing the touchpad with the bottom case still off. So the tightness of the bottom case is possibly putting enough pressure to mess with the operation of the touchpad. Yet the right click works fine even with the case on, so I don't really know what's going on.