Right Click Not Working
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I am new to use ubuntu version 18.04.1. After installing right click is not working however i am able to use when i use external mouse, But built in mouse is not working.
Please help me
System Details - Dell Vostro 3446 64 bit architecture.
mouse tap-to-click
asked Nov 27 at 9:59
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I am new to use ubuntu version 18.04.1. After installing right click is not working however i am able to use when i use external mouse, But built in mouse is not working.
Please help me
System Details - Dell Vostro 3446 64 bit architecture.
mouse tap-to-click
asked Nov 27 at 9:59
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By "built-in mouse" do you mean the laptop's touchpad?
– pomsky
Nov 27 at 23:25
Yes Dear. I am talking about laptop touchpad
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:53
See these: askubuntu.com/questions/1029444/… and askubuntu.com/questions/1028776/…
– pomsky
Nov 28 at 6:59
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I am new to use ubuntu version 18.04.1. After installing right click is not working however i am able to use when i use external mouse, But built in mouse is not working.
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System Details - Dell Vostro 3446 64 bit architecture.
mouse tap-to-click
asked Nov 27 at 9:59
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I am new to use ubuntu version 18.04.1. After installing right click is not working however i am able to use when i use external mouse, But built in mouse is not working.
Please help me
System Details - Dell Vostro 3446 64 bit architecture.
mouse tap-to-click
mouse tap-to-click
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By "built-in mouse" do you mean the laptop's touchpad?
– pomsky
Nov 27 at 23:25
Yes Dear. I am talking about laptop touchpad
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:53
See these: askubuntu.com/questions/1029444/… and askubuntu.com/questions/1028776/…
– pomsky
Nov 28 at 6:59
add a comment |
By "built-in mouse" do you mean the laptop's touchpad?
– pomsky
Nov 27 at 23:25
Yes Dear. I am talking about laptop touchpad
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:53
See these: askubuntu.com/questions/1029444/… and askubuntu.com/questions/1028776/…
– pomsky
Nov 28 at 6:59
By "built-in mouse" do you mean the laptop's touchpad?
– pomsky
Nov 27 at 23:25
By "built-in mouse" do you mean the laptop's touchpad?
– pomsky
Nov 27 at 23:25
Yes Dear. I am talking about laptop touchpad
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:53
Yes Dear. I am talking about laptop touchpad
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:53
See these: askubuntu.com/questions/1029444/… and askubuntu.com/questions/1028776/…
– pomsky
Nov 28 at 6:59
See these: askubuntu.com/questions/1029444/… and askubuntu.com/questions/1028776/…
– pomsky
Nov 28 at 6:59
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By built-in mouse, do you mean the trackpad? If yes you probably need to configure your trackpad to right click as you usually do.
To do so you can go to System > Preferences > Mouse > Touchpad
More information here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
answered Nov 27 at 10:11
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Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
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By built-in mouse, do you mean the trackpad? If yes you probably need to configure your trackpad to right click as you usually do.
To do so you can go to System > Preferences > Mouse > Touchpad
More information here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
answered Nov 27 at 10:11
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Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
add a comment |
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By built-in mouse, do you mean the trackpad? If yes you probably need to configure your trackpad to right click as you usually do.
To do so you can go to System > Preferences > Mouse > Touchpad
More information here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
answered Nov 27 at 10:11
FloT
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Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
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By built-in mouse, do you mean the trackpad? If yes you probably need to configure your trackpad to right click as you usually do.
To do so you can go to System > Preferences > Mouse > Touchpad
More information here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
answered Nov 27 at 10:11
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By built-in mouse, do you mean the trackpad? If yes you probably need to configure your trackpad to right click as you usually do.
To do so you can go to System > Preferences > Mouse > Touchpad
More information here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
answered Nov 27 at 10:11
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Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
add a comment |
Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Hello Dear, Thank you for your suggestion. I am not able to get 'System' in my setting. can you tell me how can i reach to that location. Did you mean System means Setting?
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:29
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Do you confirm you have Ubuntu with Gnome desktop?
– FloT
Nov 28 at 7:02
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
Did you find a way? I was asking because depending on your graphical environment (KDE, Mate, XFCE...), the menu can be somewhere else.
– FloT
2 days ago
add a comment |
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By "built-in mouse" do you mean the laptop's touchpad?
– pomsky
Nov 27 at 23:25
Yes Dear. I am talking about laptop touchpad
– Vicky Kumar
Nov 28 at 6:53
See these: askubuntu.com/questions/1029444/… and askubuntu.com/questions/1028776/…
– pomsky
Nov 28 at 6:59