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DELL Alienware m17 Palmrest Touchpad Assembly GYGKG

SKU CH-1BH9-6E5NV

Genuine Dell OEM palmrest assembly with touchpad and cable for Alienware m17 laptops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part for Alienware m17
  • Includes touchpad module 718H6 and cable CPFFC
  • Dell part number GYGKG ensures exact fit
  • New palmrest assembly restores factory typing feel

Genuine Dell OEM Palmrest for Alienware m17

This genuine Dell OEM palmrest assembly includes the touchpad and cable for the Alienware m17 gaming laptop. It carries Dell part number GYGKG and touchpad component 718H6. The part is supplied new and matches the original factory specification.

Replacement palmrest for damaged or worn units

The assembly restores full touchpad function on a compatible Alienware m17 chassis. It is not suitable for other laptop models or for users needing a standalone touchpad module without the surrounding palmrest. Buyers requiring a different layout or additional input devices should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell OEM part for Alienware m17
  • Includes touchpad module 718H6 and cable CPFFC
  • Dell part number GYGKG ensures exact fit
  • New palmrest assembly restores factory typing feel

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

Will this palmrest assembly fit my older Alienware 17 laptop?

This assembly is listed as compatible only with the Alienware m17 model; the older Alienware 17 is a different chassis and is not referenced in the compatibility list.

How can I verify the touchpad is functioning correctly after I install the 718H6 module and CPFFC cable?

After installation, boot into Windows and open Settings > Devices > Touchpad; the cursor should move smoothly, taps register as clicks, and multi-finger gestures such as two-finger scroll work without lag.

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