Cursor doesn't move in Ubuntu 18.04












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After running an apt upgrade and rebooting, I am no longer able to move the cursor. The problem occurs first on the login screen and after logging in. I am using the built in touchpad on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, but have not tested with an external mouse because I don't have one handy. I am running a dual boot however and can confirm it is working on win10. I have a touchscreen so I can still log in and confirm other areas of the OS are functional. If you would like any additional logs or information feel free to ask.










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    Before further troubleshooting can you make sure, it is enabled via your fn keys? There must a button to enable disable the touchpad.

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After running an apt upgrade and rebooting, I am no longer able to move the cursor. The problem occurs first on the login screen and after logging in. I am using the built in touchpad on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, but have not tested with an external mouse because I don't have one handy. I am running a dual boot however and can confirm it is working on win10. I have a touchscreen so I can still log in and confirm other areas of the OS are functional. If you would like any additional logs or information feel free to ask.










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    Before further troubleshooting can you make sure, it is enabled via your fn keys? There must a button to enable disable the touchpad.

    – Sarriman
    Mar 13 at 19:08














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After running an apt upgrade and rebooting, I am no longer able to move the cursor. The problem occurs first on the login screen and after logging in. I am using the built in touchpad on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, but have not tested with an external mouse because I don't have one handy. I am running a dual boot however and can confirm it is working on win10. I have a touchscreen so I can still log in and confirm other areas of the OS are functional. If you would like any additional logs or information feel free to ask.










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After running an apt upgrade and rebooting, I am no longer able to move the cursor. The problem occurs first on the login screen and after logging in. I am using the built in touchpad on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, but have not tested with an external mouse because I don't have one handy. I am running a dual boot however and can confirm it is working on win10. I have a touchscreen so I can still log in and confirm other areas of the OS are functional. If you would like any additional logs or information feel free to ask.







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    Before further troubleshooting can you make sure, it is enabled via your fn keys? There must a button to enable disable the touchpad.

    – Sarriman
    Mar 13 at 19:08














  • 1





    Before further troubleshooting can you make sure, it is enabled via your fn keys? There must a button to enable disable the touchpad.

    – Sarriman
    Mar 13 at 19:08








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Before further troubleshooting can you make sure, it is enabled via your fn keys? There must a button to enable disable the touchpad.

– Sarriman
Mar 13 at 19:08





Before further troubleshooting can you make sure, it is enabled via your fn keys? There must a button to enable disable the touchpad.

– Sarriman
Mar 13 at 19:08










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