My mouse moves, but doesn't click?

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       #11

    I still have yet to try Ubuntu, but I'll get back to you on that; I'm not big into repairing hardware, but may I ask -- can a defective touchpad be replaced? And if so, for how much do you think?
    Last edited by NorthernStar; 05 Jul 2014 at 21:55. Reason: Another question
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       #12

    Yes it can.
    The part itself is not expensive. The problem comes in getting the part. You may be able to get one from the manufacturer, but there will be a big mark-up on it even if you could.
    If you can find out the make and model number then you can usually find a replacement from the supplier - usually in China. If so the international shipping will far exceed the cost of the part.
    The touchpad from the supplier will be $12-15 US dollars, the shipping can be $40-60 US dollars.

    Replacing a touchpad on most laptops requires complete disassembly of the unit. It will require advanced experience. This is a job that is best done by a PC repair shop if you have not broken down and rebuilt a laptop before.
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       #13

    Alright, thank you for your help! It's greatly appreciated. :)
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