Unobeident Mouse Issues

Hi,
I would imaging they could be disabled and the touch pad adjusted for palm sensitivity and zone,
Use winkey and type in the search box
mouse
Or Start and control panel and look for mouse and properties,
The touchpad setting are usually on the right end of the mouse properties section which you would need to expand those entries to see what is available,

Hi sorry for the late reply,
Please post a screen shot of the mouse properties page,
If you don't see the section on the far right as shown then yes it's definitely a driver issue
You'd be missing the entire touch pad section = no way to adjust the pad at all
The manufacture of the machine would offer the driver for the touchpad just make sure you have your snid so you can search for tha drive
It's either that or you'll have to search via model....
Cheers.

Thanks Oscer, just downloading her after posting my last reply. Took me offline for a good 20-25 minutes, for whatever reason when I ran the networking script (by default all unneeded services for the computer to run are turned off so networking and audio) I couldn't resolve any webpages. Rebooted a few times and finally initialised was just odd. Just disabled apoint.exe the installed software and blocked it. The computer now recognises it is utilising a laptop based touchpad system. And seems to have rectified the right clicking issue. Still issues with the touchpad, however am going to reboot to configure disabling the software and disable the touchpad through the bios. That way too can see if the networking issue was a fluke or not.
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All right, every computer is different! So this one does not allow the bios to be configured in such a way is either everything or external. That application I tried it again, the features are there. However it runs like three different programs, totaling 15MB which is ridiculous considering the usage. I tried exiting it again hoping there would be log files to save the settings, nope. I am typing wide here so my hands do not hit the pad and have found out that the pressure settings did keep, though disabling did not. Just locked up my system. Now however everything is fixed and working beyond expectation hardware wise, I am now running into the issue where the cursor is self-clicking. Wherever you have it located it is autoclicking. Not sure why, even ran every key and that has no correlation.

And yeah the networking was just a fluke.
------------------------SUBMENU TEST-------------------------
the quick bro...................... tried disabling submenu hover option no correlation. I think is directly related to driver though it says everything is fine. Testing dell software again... computer locks up again takes 3 minutes apparently to resume. Going to try a restart and try one more time.

the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog, the quick bro (even with the software running it is auto-clicking)

*logged out, logged in explorer/desktop is just gone whippty doo... however configuring it through the applet rather then the apoint manager did key in the settings and if I restrated the desktop would be normal the system is just locked up cause of the software (is why we have taskmgr). Is just the autoclick issue now which is increasing I find in activity.

External Mouse Test....

the quick br...................... nope even with an external mouse this issue occurs........

Hi,
I'm missing something here,
You downloaded the driver .zip folder,
Saved it in documents or where ever,
Right click the zip folder and selected Extract All,
Opened the extracted folder and found the Install Setup .exe file and ran it = Correct ?

But yes the image confirms your missing the entire touch pad settings
The default settings for my laptop are completely crazy too