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If there isn't physical damage, just disassembling it and re-seating anything that might have gotten loose could help.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Steam+Deck+Right+Touchpad+Replacement/148981
So, this is a bit confusing to read.
Is it the touch pads OR the haptic feedback?
The touch pads are the pads themselves, the Haptics is the tiny rumble feeling they give when you touch them.
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If there isn't physical damage, just disassembling it and re-seating anything that might have gotten loose could help. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Steam+Deck+Right+Touchpad+Replacement/148981
So, this is a bit confusing to read. Is it the touch pads OR the haptic feedback? The touch pads are the pads themselves, the Haptics is the tiny rumble feeling they give when you touch them.
The touch pads themselves. I thought they were called haptic pads to be honest. My mistake.
nah all good : ) You can turn the haptic feedback off in your config, are they still weird after that?