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    Laptop help

    Hi all, need some help and advice.

    Got a second hand HP laptop to replace my old medion laptop but got a funny problem.
    The laptop itself work great with no issues at all until I plug in the charger.
    When the charger is in the mouse pad doesn't work.
    The charging light comes on and everything seems fine and as soon as I unplug the mouse pad works again.

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    What do you think, laptop or charger?

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    Re: Laptop help

    Guessing it's either a 3rd party charger or it's starting to die.

    Almost certainly the charger at fault for not supplying the needed voltage/current.
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    Re: Laptop help

    Quote Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    Guessing it's either a 3rd party charger or it's starting to die.

    Almost certainly the charger at fault for not supplying the needed voltage/current.
    Thanks shaithis, why didn't I check that.
    Had a look at the charger and it is 3rd party as it doesn't have a HP logo.
    So you think the charger is not giving the laptop enough power and this causes the mouse pad to fail.

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