I've reinstalled XP and Vista on this tablet, and the proiblem usually happens after an windows update and the problem appears on both XP and vista. HP took the easy way out by adding a touchpad after the fact and not bothering to combine the four buttons, so you have four on your laptop instead of two. There must be some kind of conflict with the duplicated buttons (which you'd have to admit is strange anyway). By disabling the lower buttons on my HP 2730p, I'm able to keep the mouse pad and mouse pad tap working, and I still have the buttons at the top when I want to use buttons (which these are easier to use anyway). I've been dealing with this probably for the last 4 or 5 months. Can anybody please help.is this a settings issue, a touch pad issue or something entirely different? Any suggestions on how to fix the problem? Thanks When I was brought back to normal windows desktop and TM opened, I was able to navigate as if nothing had just happened. Since this left click and after switching the hand method began today, I have also had my laptop "lock" up several times where I was not able to navigate around but I could crt-alt-del and wait a min until I was able to click on task manager. When using the right click as my primary I have not had any problems and I can even use the left click sometimes. I then went into the control panel and then mouse and changed the settings to a left handed so that I could at least navigate around to find some help.
I also tried the double tap method on the touch pad itself with only about a 75% success rate. I tried a system restore back to yesterday just in case I downloaded an update or accidentally changed the settings but the touch pad still has the problem. Almost as is it has a mind of its own and someone is holding down the shift key and clicking.
It was fine yesterday but today when I try to use, it will highlight everything or try to drag the link with it.
On my HP Pavilion dv6000 with Vista, my Synaptics touch pad V6.3 left click is not working properly.
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