Touchpad locked computer

If it doesn't work by pressing Fn+F6 up to Fn+F9, try the "basic" way, I would say:

• Press the Windows button on your keyboard.
• Type Mouse in the list, normally you'll have a line "Mouse" in the "Control Panel" category. Move with the arrows until you get to it and press enter.
• Press tab (I had to press it 4 times) until you see the first tab "Buttons" outlined, then with the arrows, move to "Device Settings".
• Then press Tab until the Enable button and press Space. Then with Tab navigate to the OK button and validate with Enter!

Hang in there, it's "simple"!

Normally, you hold Fn and then F6 or a key that looks like that

And that should work.

I had the same problem with my azus and I pressed FN+F3 and it works =)

Hello everyone

My touchpad was not working with FN + F9
I have a smartpad (two separate buttons on the touchpad)
on Windows 7
and so the new version offered by ASUS cannot be applied

The ASUS team gave me the following links, I'm sharing them with you

Update the ATK and Touchpad drivers.

Click the link below to download the files:

ATK driver:

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/Drivers/ATKPackage/ATKPackage_Win7_64_Z100010.zip

Touchpad driver:

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/Drivers/Touchpad/Elantech/Touchpad_Elantech_Win7_64_Z8053.zip

1. Right-click on the downloaded ZIP file, then click Extract All Files. Double-click on the folder with the same name as the downloaded file.

2. Right-click on the setup.exe or install.exe file, then click Run as administrator. When prompted.

3. Click Yes or Allow to continue to start the installation routine.

4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

5. Restart the computer when the installation is complete.

For me it worked from that moment with FN + F9

For your information, the next recommendations:

Once that's done and you see the same issue, it will be a system restore.

Please first backup all your data before proceeding with any other technical manipulation and ensure that the power adapter is connected to the laptop during the system restore.

An unstable power source can cause the restoration to fail.

The restoration procedure is done by pressing the F9 key at startup of the computer, the boot:

Please first start the computer and, during startup, repeatedly tap the F9 key to launch the System Troubleshooting tool.

Press "Enter" to select "Windows Setup [EMS Enabled]", then Next.
You will be asked to choose among 3 partition options.

My action was limited to integrating the two drivers and I was able to recover the FN + F9 function

I hope this works for you.

I found a solution. I plugged in an external mouse and then went to settings > personalization > theme > mouse pointer settings > Elan > enable! It works for me!

There are possibilities:
- Either the keypad is disabled (you just need to press Fn + Num Lock) to reactivate it, but in that case there is no beep when you press the Num Lock key
- Or you have checked the option "move the mouse with the numeric keypad" in the mouse settings, which you can find by typing "mouse" in the search bar of the Windows 8 home screen. And in that case, there is indeed a beep.

Best regards

Fauw, thank you for your solution. I had the same problem with my Asus since switching to Windows 10, and now I just reactivated my touchpad thanks to your good advice!!!! A thousand thanks!

Hello,

I've had this issue (touchpad disabled) several times with my Asus. Each time it was after a Windows update (minor or major, like from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10). And every time the same solution has worked, which is to reinstall the touchpad driver found in C:/eSupport/eDriver/Software/Touchpad. Double click on the setup file and restart your PC when the installer prompts you to. After restarting, the touchpad works again.
It's simple, quick, and effective.

Fn+F9 sorry