Stopping and restarting the service 'glidepoint' also reactives the
touchpad temporarily. So I use
sudo service glidepoint stop; sudo service glidepoint start
as a work around. As the touchpad is disfunctional again after a few
minutes, this is really annoying.
Perhaps this means that this daemon is the reason for the problem.
** Also affects: touchpad-glidepoint (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Dell Latitude E6330 Touchpad stops working
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