Steps to check and enable the trackpad:<\/strong><\/p>\n Sometimes the simplest fix is to restart your system. Rebooting flushes the temporary memory (RAM) and reloads drivers that might not have started correctly.<\/p>\n Before diving deeper, take a few moments to restart your Yoga and see if the trackpad functions correctly upon reboot.<\/p>\n Drivers act as bridges between hardware and the operating system. If a driver is outdated or corrupted, your trackpad might stop functioning properly. Reinstalling or updating the driver can resolve the issue.<\/p>\n To update your touchpad driver:<\/strong><\/p>\n If this doesn\u2019t help, you may want to uninstall the device and restart:<\/p>\n To ease the troubleshooting process, consider plugging in an external USB or Bluetooth mouse. This allows you to continue navigating your system easily while you diagnose and attempt fixes for the internal trackpad.<\/p>\n Booting into the system BIOS allows you to test whether the trackpad is functioning independently of the operating system. If the trackpad doesn’t work in BIOS, it’s likely a hardware issue.<\/p>\n To access BIOS on most Lenovo Yogas:<\/strong><\/p>\n If the cursor remains inactive in BIOS, it\u2019s best to contact Lenovo support or a certified technician for further diagnostics. The issue may stem from a disconnected internal trackpad cable or a malfunctioning sensor.<\/p>\n Microsoft\u2019s built-in hardware troubleshooter can catch and sometimes fix issues related to peripheral devices, including the touchpad.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s how to run the troubleshooter:<\/strong><\/p>\n An outdated operating system can sometimes conflict with hardware functionality. It’s important to keep Windows updated to ensure drivers remain compatible and security fixes are in place.<\/p>\n To check for updates:<\/strong><\/p>\n Lenovo often includes proprietary software such as Lenovo Vantage<\/em>. Through this application, users can access additional device settings, driver updates, and diagnostics that aren’t available through Windows alone.<\/p>\n Open Lenovo Vantage<\/strong> and check under the Device Settings<\/em> tab. If your trackpad is disabled here, you can enable it with just a click. You can also run a hardware scan to look for deep-seated issues.<\/p>\n If your touchpad stopped working shortly after a specific software update or driver installation, consider performing a system restore to roll back to a previous state where everything was working correctly.<\/p>\n How to do a system restore:<\/strong><\/p>\n If all else fails, a factory reset might be required as a last resort. This process reinstalls Windows and deletes all files, apps, and settings. Backup your data before taking this step.<\/p>\n To factory reset your Lenovo Yoga:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
2. Reboot Your System<\/h2>\n
3. Update or Reinstall Drivers<\/h2>\n
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\n4. Use an External Mouse Temporarily<\/h2>\n
5. Boot Into BIOS to Test for Hardware Failure<\/h2>\n
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6. Run the Windows Troubleshooter<\/h2>\n
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7. Check for Windows Updates<\/h2>\n
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8. Check for Lenovo-Specific Software<\/h2>\n
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\n9. Perform a System Restore<\/h2>\n
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10. Consider a Factory Reset (Use With Caution)<\/h2>\n