Great article! The troubleshooting steps you outlined for the touchpad issue on the IdeaPad 700-15ISK are incredibly helpful. I’ll definitely be using these tips to address similar problems. Thanks for sharing!
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2024-07-29
Bajrang Waghmare
This guide on troubleshooting touchpad issues for the Ideapad 700-15ISK is incredibly helpful. I appreciate the detailed steps provided; they will definitely assist me in resolving similar problems on my own device. Thanks for sharing!
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2024-04-30
Naina k
Thank you for addressing the touchpad issue on the Ideapad 700-15ISK 80RU!
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2018-11-27
Gellért
Hi Paul! I have to Ideapad 700-15ISK 80RU (with Ubuntu 18.04) and have same problem with the touchpad. But BIOS upgrade/reinstall doesn't help. Do you have a better solution?
Maybe it's an Ubuntu problem. Does the touchpad work with Windows?
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2018-11-29
Gellért
Thank you for you reply, Paul. No, touchpad isn't working in Windows. There is no touchpad in Device Manager. :-( Ubuntu is similar: I can't see touchpad in Linux with xinput or lspci.
2020-06-02
redtoys
I had the same issue and it was actually hardware related. I opened up the back of the laptop and I found out that the cable connecting the touchpad wasn't connected correctly, I reconnected it and everything has been working fine since then
Lol, in that case I think your touchpad must be fucked and it's time to get a new one... :P
2018-12-04
Luke
I'm so upset. I bought lenovo ideapad 530s and touchpad didnt work , i do a lot of things with it and nothing helped, so I get a new one and it has the same problem... I also reinstalled Bios, but nothing happened..
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2020-06-02
redtoys
I had the same issue and it was actually hardware related. I opened up the back of the laptop and I found out that the cable connecting the touchpad wasn't connected correctly, I reconnected it and everything has been working fine since then
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2024-07-29 Shiv Teckchandani
Great article! The troubleshooting steps you outlined for the touchpad issue on the IdeaPad 700-15ISK are incredibly helpful. I’ll definitely be using these tips to address similar problems. Thanks for sharing!
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2024-07-29 Bajrang Waghmare
This guide on troubleshooting touchpad issues for the Ideapad 700-15ISK is incredibly helpful. I appreciate the detailed steps provided; they will definitely assist me in resolving similar problems on my own device. Thanks for sharing!
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2024-04-30 Naina k
Thank you for addressing the touchpad issue on the Ideapad 700-15ISK 80RU!
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2018-11-27 Gellért
Hi Paul! I have to Ideapad 700-15ISK 80RU (with Ubuntu 18.04) and have same problem with the touchpad. But BIOS upgrade/reinstall doesn't help. Do you have a better solution?
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2018-11-29 Paul Chris Jones
Maybe it's an Ubuntu problem. Does the touchpad work with Windows?
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2018-11-29 Gellért
Thank you for you reply, Paul. No, touchpad isn't working in Windows. There is no touchpad in Device Manager. :-( Ubuntu is similar: I can't see touchpad in Linux with xinput or lspci.
2020-06-02 redtoys
I had the same issue and it was actually hardware related. I opened up the back of the laptop and I found out that the cable connecting the touchpad wasn't connected correctly, I reconnected it and everything has been working fine since then
2018-11-30 Paul Chris Jones
Lol, in that case I think your touchpad must be fucked and it's time to get a new one... :P
2018-12-04 Luke
I'm so upset. I bought lenovo ideapad 530s and touchpad didnt work , i do a lot of things with it and nothing helped, so I get a new one and it has the same problem... I also reinstalled Bios, but nothing happened..
Reply
2020-06-02 redtoys
I had the same issue and it was actually hardware related. I opened up the back of the laptop and I found out that the cable connecting the touchpad wasn't connected correctly, I reconnected it and everything has been working fine since then
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