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== Mouse left click four arrows == | ==Mouse left click four arrows== | ||
For some strange reason the kernel is not working nicecly on 22.04 on some computers | For some strange reason the kernel is not working nicecly on 22.04 on some computers | ||
The mouse cannot left click and instead becomes the four arrow moving icon. | The mouse cannot left click and instead becomes the four arrow moving icon. | ||
sudo modprobe -r psmouse | Running the command below will remove the mouse and then it automatically reattaches. | ||
<code>sudo modprobe -r psmouse</code> | |||
from [https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/369097/mouse-left-click-stops-working here] | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:41, 7 September 2022
Notes
Here are things that we have not categorized yet.
Finding WiFi passwords
Here is when you want to find the password stored on a computer.
sudo cat connectionName.nm
Mouse left click four arrows
For some strange reason the kernel is not working nicecly on 22.04 on some computers
The mouse cannot left click and instead becomes the four arrow moving icon.
Running the command below will remove the mouse and then it automatically reattaches.
sudo modprobe -r psmouse
from here