You can still use a mouse with the touchpad, correct?
1663910
Yes you can have both a mouse and touchpad connected and turned on and use them interchangeably
1663911
Yes. They don't not interfere with one another, if you use them separately. I use the touchpad and a wireless mouse.
1291024
Actually, I use the flat, upper right area by the touchpad for my small wireless mouse's use. Mouse works great there.
1151414
I would assume not. There are no cursors or mouse drivers. That's why it's a touch screen.
1988396
Touch pad is ok but I always use a mouse any way so it's not been a problem for me - overall I love the laptop and happy I bought it
271481
No there is not a mousepad...I use either the keyboard or use the touch screen.
1617356
Yes, and no. The driver gives you the three functions listed above. There are no other touchpad functions supported and Logitech apparently has no intention of expanding that functionality. So, you get basic mouse functions with the buttons below. one tap is left mouse click, two fingers is scroll and three fingers is back and forward. Two finger tap doesn't work. Pinch/Zoom doesn't work, etc.
867622
The answer is yes. I do not recommend this computer because of the touch pad. I have had 7 or 8 laptops over the years and this one I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. If you are not going to use it with a mouse, you should pass on it.
2190181
Yes, there's a touchpad with the two standard right and left click buttons - pretty standard equipment. Nothing exotic like a third button or a small speed mouse in the middle of the keyboard like what used to be fairly standard on laptops in the 90's. The touch pad and buttons work pretty well, but the OS is really geared toward touch screen, so you'll end up using that a lot unless you really know the windows commands and where all the menus are hidden in Windows 8.
134919
I use the touchpad only and have not had problems with it. Sometimes the cursor jumps when I am typing, but I have had this occasionally with other computers. Hope this is helpful.
1965440
Yes you can use a mouse, just jack in the USB and you should get the access to the mouse. I have used it before.
1015724
Yes - but it's quite a small surface area to use. I happen to not like toiuchpad mouses - so I add a small mouse to my devices that I plug in and use instead.
1144786
Sorry, but I'm old-fashioned and usually use a mouse. However, I can turn the touchpad on or off using "Control" with the (F6) key; you might try that.
1356247
I purchased a mini mouse but not because of touchpad going bad. Because I'm used to mouses. I have a mouse with a cord because, to me, it easier to keep up with but works great with my netbook. I recommend it.
2166721
Yes. I use the keyboard, number pad and a trackpad mouse I have instead of the included mouse.
553112
No the touchpad is not disabled when a mouse is added it co-exists. a USB mouse works fine. As to the wireless mouse that would be up to the O/S is question that is it is a software question not hardware..
1766125
As far as I am concerned the trackpad has no problem. It is something that can be adjusted with the sensibility setting.
87503
You can, but when I did it froze up and i had to reboot. Do a google search on yours and it brings up several problems with the Mouse and finger pad.