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It is a ELAN PS/2 port smart pad.
I was a little afraid to disable the driver as my husband uses the pad occasionally, can it just be enabled again when he want to use it ?
It is a ELAN PS/2 port smart pad.
I was a little afraid to disable the driver as my husband uses the pad occasionally, can it just be enabled again when he want to use it ?
is there not a f key that has a trackpad disabe image on it ,on my laptop it is the f8 key ,i use a mouse so i hold Fn down and press f8 to disable trackpad temporarily, some laptops you have to repeat the fn trick to re-enable the trackpad on start-up
nope, tried it didn't work on this lappy unfortunately
According to the user's manual for the G560, the keyboard action to disable/enable the touch pad is Fn+F6
Another possibility is here:
How to Disable the Touchpad on a Lenovo | eHow.com
Hello, thank you for your tips, I have tried both suggestions. In the mouse menu with in the Elan tab it shows disabled and disabled when USB mouse is in, neither FN +8 or FN +6 work either - bless it, it is still merrily galloping around the screen.
Then plug in the USB mouse and make sure it's driver shows up under Mouse in Device Manager.
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Next click on Smart Pad driver tab to Disable it and see if that solves the problem.
Hello, yes I read that in my manual and tried it - several times, but unfortunately my machine seems to think it knows better
Go back into msconfig>Startup or CCleaner>Tools>Startup and look for a touchpad listing that was disabled and re-enable it to see if hotkey Ztruker found for you will work.