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I spilled a cup of milk over my Dell Inspiron n5010 a few months ago. Since then I have problems with the touchpad. When I click the left button it's as I've clicked the right one.

Second, when I want to close a window, sometimes it doesn't change the button appearance and doesn't allow me to minimize/exit. Third, the right button doesn't work at all.

Can I fix this or not?

Edit: I forgot to say that when I move the cursor over a button and it doesn't allow me to close/minimize a window I must click Ctrl+Alt+Delete, then to click Close. Only then it allows me to close/maximize a window or something like that.

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  • Does it always flip the click? Check if mouse setting has not been changed to left handed. – tumchaaditya Jan 15 '14 at 5:17
  • When i want to close a window, sometimes it lets me do it sometimes i must go over the button several times. It doesn't actually flip it, the right one never works. It's the same with the touchpad (when i click it's as I've clicked the right button). So, only the left one works, but not properly. – LearningMath Jan 15 '14 at 5:19
  • I guess its physically goofed up. Show it to the next door computer shop. – tumchaaditya Jan 15 '14 at 6:27
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If you are confident read the service manual and try opening and cleaning up. But I am not very hopeful that will fix it, you might need to replace the components. Since it is new, it is better to get it serviced within the warranty period.

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  • Recommend warranty repair – Oxymoron Jan 16 '14 at 0:45

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