Mitac 9070d case

Pretty much going to need a new system.

I have found that the best way to adjust your mouse settings is to create a control panel in your bottom toolbar scroll to the bottom of your screen right click you will see an array of options select the toolbar option then select desktop

then you will see the desktop in the bottom toolbar select the 2 >>arrow heads then all control panel items then select mouse this is in WINDOWS 7

then click on the >> all control panel items scroll to mouse in the buttons tab you will see the defaults left button right button and middle wheel click you might have to set the left click button again

in XP you will have to select the new toolbar option once you have that a browse option select my computer then control panel then a control panel option will be in the bottom toolbar

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Or disconnect the mouse from your computer restart.
If still does not work you need a new mouse.

hope this helps

It would appear that the left/right touch pad buttons have failed. You will have 3 options at this point in time.
1) Use an external wireless mouse such as a Logitech Wireless Mouse M505 for roughly $39.99
2) Use alternative features on the laptop. Left click is typically simulated by tapping or double tapping the touch pad itself and right click can be simulated, in most cases, by single tapping the icon and pressing the pop-up menu button, typically located between the right alt and ctrl buttons.
3) Search for a replacement component online and replace the component. Touch pad replacement will require you to remove all casing screws from the laptop and then remove the case. You will then expose the screws and cabling for the touch pad. I can not give more detailed instructions as this varies per laptop model.

We don't sell them, we only provide support. You need to contact the manufacturer here
http://mitac.industrialpartner.com/products-m/mch-202.htm
or an authorized reseller
http://www.intellesale.com/-item/86424/mitac-chassis-mch-202.html

What is the drive model and manufacturer. The Mitac MCH314 is a bare-bones chassis and not a system assembly. Please provide more information.

If you're talking about the touchpad, then I'm afraid that no; it's not easily replaced.  The most probable thing that's happened is the microswitch underneath the button has worn/broken.  You not only have to pretty well completely dissassemble the keyboard part of your laptop, but it's a tricky job when you get there.

The best solution is to get an external USB mouse and use that.  It's a bit late to tell you this, but using an external mouse to take most of the wear is the best thing to do anyway...save the touchpad for when you have no other choice.

Had a similar problem a couple of months ago, The left button started playing up, not working with every mouse click, it gradualy got worse till it was nearly unusable.. I suspected that the microswitch under the silver button had some dirt in it. After taking a deep breath I removed the battery and the screws that hold the case lower and upper halves together and was able to seperate the case front by about 3/4 of an inch. Then using a contact cleaner Servisol Super 10 and supplied flexible straw I squirted cleaner into both mouse click buttons. After waiting for cleaner to evaporate and resecuring case halves and replacing battery I switched on .... The button works 100%..

Get a new mouse. On my opinion I perfer a ball mouse then a laser type mouse because they just break fast.

Hello,

if your left mouse button is broken, its best to buy a whole new mouse, they don't cost alot.
In some cases it might be possible to fix the mouse if the button inside is still OK, assuming only the case of the mouse is broken, and the internals are fine.


Thank you,
I will fix it!!

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