I've read that there are "trackpad problems" Does it work fine if you plug in a mouse?
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It does work fine with a mouse. The problem is probably due to the uninsulated metal chassis. Had the same issue with an Asus tablet with an original charger, where sticking the adapter flipped usually alleviated the problem. Here it doesn't.
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yes it works fine if u just have the mouse and not the keyboard or vice versa. i haven't had any issues yet. so far so good.
103330
I've had mine for quite a while with various wireless mice and keyboards without a problem. I do not have the USB-dongle for my mouse and keyboard plugged into the USB ports in the monitor, however.
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If you install Logitech Set point software it works fine. I wont suggest you to buy it. I had a battery leak and i stopped using. Its not comfortable to use as mouse pad. There is another version where u can use a mouse on extending pad. I suggest you to buy that. Regards, Darshan
1686198
Yes, I have also experienced this problem. The cursor goes haywire when plugged in. Sometimes worse than others.
299840
Yes. Out of the Windows (XP to 7) and Ubuntu OS (12.04-14.04), the only one I've had issues with is Ubuntu 14.04. In this OS, the mouse will work for about 20 minutes and then just stop working.
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I have had trouble with it with Windows 10. It causes frustrating unresponsive web pages after a recent update (roughly two weeks ago). When I don't use the mouse, the problem is resolved (apparently)
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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.
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The mouse and the keyboard operate independently of each other. So, if the mouse works with your computer, it should still work when you plug in the keyboard.
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The documentation says no, and when I had problem, that was one of the first things that they told me to not use.... But, I'm able to use a wireless mouse without a problem. I don't have a wireless keyboard, so can't comment on that. Also note, I have problems using it with a Mac, either a Mac Mini, or a MacBook Pro, so if you have a Mac, I wouldn't recommend it(though others say that it works fine).
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yes. the problem is with the charger plugged in if you try to move the mouse pointer it jumps all over.
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Yes that's what I do. The touch pad is so quirky you almost have to use an external mouse. The only caveat is that there is only one USB port so if you're using a wireless mouse you can't use the USB port for anything else.
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One thing I notice is that the mouse seems to become unresponsive after a set period of time. However, all I have to do is perform a left click and it comes back online. I have rarely (if not never?) had a problem where I need to pull the USB receiver out of the computer to get it to work again.
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Not certain, as I have found that most laptops have the same issue, myself I attach a wireless mouse and keyboard to mine and therefore the problem is avoidable
924576
Yes, no problem. If the monitor is plugged into a USB port, it functions as a touchscreen, but you can have your mouse and keyboard plugged in at the same time and they all work normally. The monitor also works like any other non-touchscreen monitor when not plugged into a USB port.
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Yes, the trackpad can be disabled very easily...in fact, this is exactly what I did with mine after I hooked up my wireless mouse through one of the USB ports(got tired of accidentally clicking/activating the pad while typing). Still before doing this, I'd recommend updating all the drivers/software for the trackpad as well as tweaking the settings because the performance can be improved dramatically...out of the box it had some issues.
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I didn't have a problem with the touch pad. However, I did purchase a mouse to use with it because of the work I do on the laptop.