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Dear Technologist,
Thank you for taking the time to leave us your review. We are sorry to hear that you are having touchpad sensitivity issues in regard to your Dell XPS 13 plus. This is certainly not the experience that we like to hear from our customers. We will share your concern with our quality team so that improvements can be made to our current and future products and services. Below I have provided troubleshooting instructions with the full article that may be able to resolve the issue.

Here are the steps to help resolve your touchpad issue:
1. Ensure the touchpad and your finger do not have any dirt, grease, liquids, or food on them (the touchpad has to make good contact with your finger to work correctly).
2. Ensure that the touchpad is turned on.
3. Save any data, close any open programs and restart the computer by using a wired USB mouse (if available) or Bluetooth mouse if it is already installed, if not, press hold the power button for at least 15 seconds to turn the computer off.
4. Unplug everything except the power cable.
5. Turn the computer back on and retest the touchpad.
6. When the cursor does work correctly, attach one device at a time, and test the cursor movement to see which one may have caused the issue.
7. Ensure that the BIOS and Chipset drivers are updated to the latest version.

Touchpad Usage and Troubleshooting Guide: https://dell.to/3zwM1rp

If you continue to experience touchpad issues, please reach out to Dell Support directly by using the information provided below.
If you continue to experience touchpad issues, please reach out to Dell Support directly by using the information provided below.
We recommend that you contact Dell directly with the information below if you need further assistance.
Chat or call: https://bit.ly/DellSupportTeam
Phone number to Dell: 1-800-624-9896

Best,
Summer@Dell

Hello There EstherA,

Thank you for your review and feedback on your Inspiron 7420. We are sorry to hear that you are experiencing an issue with your camera. That is not the type of feedback we like to hear from our customers. Below I have provided troubleshooting steps to assist in resolving your issue.

To reinstall the webcam drivers, perform the following steps.

1. Close any applications that are using the webcam (this may include web pages). Save and close any applications that you are working on as the computer will need to restart.
2. Press and hold the Windows key, and then press the q key.
3. In the search box type device manager.
4. Select Device Manager (Control panel) in the list of results.
5. Touch or click the plus (+) sign to the left of Cameras or Imaging Devices.
- Note: When there is no listing for Cameras or Imaging Devices, "Contact Technical Support."
6. Touch and hold or right-click Integrated Webcam or USB camera.
7. Touch or click Uninstall.
8. Confirm the uninstall process by clicking OK.
9. Once uninstalled, restart the computer.
- Note: Windows 10 will automatically detect and install the Webcam drivers.
10. When the Webcam does still does not function, the webcam software should also be uninstalled and reinstalled after the drivers are installed. Contact the Webcam software provider for assistance.

If you still come across issues with your webcam, this link can be used for further solutions and details: http://dell.to/3m00ioA

Should you need further assistance; we recommend that you contact Dell directly with the information below.
Chat or call: https://bit.ly/DellSupportTeam
Phone number to Dell: 1-800-624-9896.

Regards,
Summer@Dell