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Genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connecting the touchpad on Latitude 3580 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable connects the touchpad assembly inside the Latitude 3580 notebook. It carries part number 450.0A106.0011 and the alternate reference TAOS15 TP FFC. The part is supplied new and matches the component originally fitted at the factory.
Installing the cable re-establishes the physical link between the touchpad and the mainboard, returning full pointer control. No drivers or configuration utilities are required because the connection is purely electrical. Buyers who need a different length or a cable for another laptop model cannot use this part.
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The cable is a passive flex circuit with no moving parts; it only needs replacement if the ribbon is creased, torn or the connector pins are bent during a repair.
The first limit is mechanical — repeated flexing at the hinge area can fatigue the copper traces, leading to intermittent pointer response.
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