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For ease of convenience, Microsoft allows Windows users to access settings and apply changes by left-clicking sections of the taskbar. Usually, as soon as people left-click the taskbar, a menu is going to appear and they can begin changing things to their liking. However, from time to time, Windows users still complain that they can’t left-click taskbar Windows 10 for some reason. Read to the end if you want to know what might have gone wrong and how to restore the effect of left-clicking taskbar. You can read the complete article on can’t left-click taskbar Windows 10 by clicking HERE The Usual Suspects
When you can’t left-click the taskbar on Windows 10, it is usually due to either software or hardware problems. For instance, your mouse might malfunction due to a build-up of dust or debris in the internal mechanism. With the dust/debris obstructing the components, you should have a hard time getting the clicks to register. Aside from that, a couple of issues could mess up the computer settings which result in hiccups. What Must Be DoneDisable Antivirus ProgramsSometimes, antivirus programs could overreact and interfere with the functions of computers. Hence, if you notice that you can’t left-click taskbar Windows 10, it’s suggested that you disable your antivirus program.
Run System File Checker (SFC) And Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) ScansFor your information, it won’t take much for files on Windows 10 to become corrupted. Needless to say, when there is corruption among files that manage the mouse, mouse operations would go haywire. Because of that, if your mouse acts up, you must consider running System File Checker (SFC) and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM).
Restart Windows ExplorerAll in all, when fundamental features of Windows malfunction, it’s a good idea to restart Windows Explorer.
Disable TrackpointTrackPoint is a feature available for quite a few laptops as well as keyboards for PC. While TrackPoint proves beneficial, it may complicate the performance of mouses every now and then. You can’t left-click taskbar Windows 10 and your computer contains TrackPoint? In that case, you should disable TrackPoint for good measure.
System RestoreTo put it plainly, System Restore permits Windows to bring their computer back to a point in the past where everything ran smoothly. If you take advantage of System Restore, you would be able to get rid of various issues including those that plague your mouse.
SwitchIf none of the above works, there is a good chance that your mouse is responsible. To test that possibility, you should go through the steps down below.
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