Here is the workaround for this behavior:
Step 1: Go to 'Device Manager', click the arrow next to it and select 'Mice and other pointing devices'.
Step 2: Proceed to remove the mouse until your Touchpad works again.
In case you have updated the Driver and reattached the cable, . but that doesn't work, the touchpad may be damaged. The only solution to overcome this situation is to replace the laptop touchpad.
If you've tried all of the above methods but your mouse's condition still doesn't improve, it's imperative that you replace the touchpad for your laptop. This you should not handle at home yourself because if you perform these operations yourself without knowing the steps, it is possible to damage and short the motherboard for your computer. Then you may have to repair other parts, making the cost much higher.
So the safest and best measure for you is to bring it to a reputable repair center to replace or repair. If your laptop is still in the warranty period, you can also bring it to the facility where you bought the laptop to check the computer's condition and offer the best solution.
The above are common causes and ways to fix them for each specific case when you encounter a laptop mouse that cannot move. Hopefully the information above will help you so that you can have the best experience on your computer.
If in the case that the laptop mouse cannot move permanently or is uncomfortable to use, you can consider using a separate mouse. You can refer to the mouse lines on the Website or contact the consultant on the Fanpage to choose.