The Lenovo S410 mouse does not work, and the Lenovo S41 70 mouse touchpad fails

Your driver is not installed You go to the official** Professional Service and Support-Lenovo Service (click)-Enter the host number in the product service for more accurate by entering the host number, click search for your machine, pull down to have a driver** (click to open), select the operating system, **Touchpad driver, restart. If the simple way, ** drives life. If you can't do it, you will be consulted after sale.

Workaround:

1. Open the control panel - > select printers and other hardware;

2. Click the mouse and select the device setting value in the pop-up mouse properties window;

3. Select any of the latter two items (static icon or live ** mark) in the touchpad icon, and click OK;

4. At this time, the icon of the touchpad will appear in the tray area in the lower right corner of the desktop, right-click on the icon, and select "Tap instead of keystroke", so that you can do it.

If the above methods still do not apply, then first perform a virus investigation, use antivirus software to scan the computer completely, and no suspicious virus is detected, you need to focus on the following aspects.

First, check if the touchpad function of the notebook is locked and turned off.

If you accidentally operate the computer and mistakenly press the button to turn off the touchpad, you may turn off the touchpad of the notebook, so when the touchpad is not available, you can try to press the FN+F6 combination to turn on the touchpad (Note: Some notebooks may use FN+F6 to turn on or off, but some brand notebooks are different, you can check the instruction manual of the corresponding brand and model notebook, or search for the following information).

Detect if the touchpad driver is normal.

You can uninstall the original touch driver first, and try the official **latest touch pad driver. To make it simple, you can also install the driver wizard to detect whether there is a problem with the driver, and if there is a problem, you can fix it.

Dear Lenovo users, hello!

The mouse is disabled, you can try:

After booting into the desktop, press the keyboard arrow keys to select my computer (press shift+F10 key combination), and come out of the right-click menu of "My Computer" - press the down arrow button to select the "Management" menu - press the down arrow button to select the "Management" menu - press the down arrow key to select "Device Manager" - press the down key to switch to the device list bar - press the down arrow key to select "Mouse and other pointer devices" - press the right arrow key - then press the down arrow button - select the mouse device - press shift+f10 to come up the menu - press the down button to select"Enabled" - Done.

The touchpad doesn't work, you can try updating the touch driver, or you can see if the touchpad is on.

How to turn off the touchpad (touch mouse) for your notebook:

1. Right-click "Computer" and click "Properties";

2. Select "Device Manager", find the touchpad, and right-click "Use" to turn it on.

Dear Lenovo users, hello!

It is recommended that you try to pass the key combination fn + f?（f?Disable or unlock the mouse trackpad for the F1-F12 keypad with the trackpad logo, and if the trackpad logo is on the top left of the key, press the button directly to disable and turn it on.

Dear Lenovo users, hello!

If your problem is not solved, you can complain, put forward your valuable opinions, and then transfer to manual service.

It is likely to be caused by system reasons or the incompatibility of the hardware drivers of the computer itself. Try the following. After seeing the boot screen, press and hold the power button to turn off the power, and repeat it about three times in a short period of time to enter Winre (Windows Recovery Environment), but some users may need to disconnect the power directly.

In this way, the interface for advanced recovery should appear after booting up;

Click "View Advanced Repair Options" in the lower right corner of the mouse to enter the RE mode of Win10. In the troubleshooting in the RE mode of win10, you can "reset this computer" or "go back to the previous system".

1.Reset this PC.

Purpose: Reinstall Windows 10 system automatically, you can choose whether to keep the existing software, applications and data.

2.Roll back to the previous version (in the advanced options for troubleshooting).

It means that through the "upgrade" method, if you install win10, you can directly return to the system before the upgrade. For example, if you upgrade from win7 to win10, you will fall back to win7(All software applications and data of the original system will be retained).

You can choose whether to try to reinstall win10 again to solve the current fault, or to abandon win10 and return to the original system.