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seems like the left and right buttons are switched<br />
<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/accessibility/reversemousebuttons.mspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/accessibility/reversemousebuttons.mspx</a>
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seems like the left and right buttons are switched
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/accessibility/reversemousebuttons.mspx [http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/accessibility/reversemousebuttons.mspx]

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This does not solve the problem. The problem is ONLY with the integrated mousepad. The buttons work fine with a USB mouse.
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This does not solve the problem. The problem is ONLY with the integrated mousepad. The buttons work fine with a USB mouse.

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did you try reversing it? if not, just try and see
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did you try reversing it? if not, just try and see

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you can always try a system restore
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System restore does not help.
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also, does the right button &nbsp;delect or open files (like the left one should?)<br />
if both do the same action, i suspect a physical interference between both
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also, does the right button  delect or open files (like the left one should?)
if both do the same action, i suspect a physical interference between both

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They both do the same thing on the touchpad, but not on the the track point.
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They both do the same thing on the touchpad, but not on the the track point.

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I have a T-60 I just got from a friend with Vista Ultimate installed. The problem I have it that the left button on the integrated mousepad brings up a drop-down menu showing view, sort by, etc instead of generating a left-click wheb I depress it. I have update to the most recent bios and that does not fix. Any ideas?<br />
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I have a T-60 I just got from a friend with Vista Ultimate installed. The problem I have it that the left button on the integrated mousepad brings up a drop-down menu showing view, sort by, etc instead of generating a left-click wheb I depress it. I have update to the most recent bios and that does not fix. Any ideas?



T-60 left touchpad mouse problem

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