hey, How can i make it so that the touch pad is disabled when i'm typing? I keep hitting it with a knuckle or something when i'm typing and I can't figure out how to do it with windows seven. Vista had it.
hey, How can i make it so that the touch pad is disabled when i'm typing? I keep hitting it with a knuckle or something when i'm typing and I can't figure out how to do it with windows seven. Vista had it.
The touch pad on my computer. with vista, You could make it so it wouldn't do anything if you ere typing. I just don't want to have to disable my touch pad everytime i want to type something. Any advice?
what laptop do you have? I have a Compaq made by HP and they have a button that will disable the touchpad even my wife's netbook had a button to disable to touchpad.
My Computer
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Alienware M17x R3
OS
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
CPU
Intel Core i7 2670QM 2.2GHz 3.3GHz Turbo Mode
Memory
12GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1333MHz
Graphics Card(s)
2GB GDDR5 AMD Radeon 6990M
Sound Card
Audio Powered by Klipsch
Monitor(s) Displays
17.3-inch WideFHD 1920 x 1080 60Hz WLED
Screen Resolution
1920x1080
Hard Drives
120GB SSD slot 1
1TB HDD slot 2
Case
alienware laptop case
Cooling
Dual heatsink and fans
Keyboard
Alienware multi color keyboard
Mouse
logitech G300 gaming mouse
Other Info
Intel® Centrino Advanced-N 6230 2x2 agn+ Bluetooth
Vista doesn't have anything built in for doing this. You probably had something from your manufacturer that did it and you lost it when you upgraded. You might try looking on the manufacturer's website.
I also lost the function to disable the touchpad while typing when I upgraded from Vista to W7.
I solved it by installing the touchpad drivers from the Vista CD.
Uninstall Synaptics in Control Panel and restart. Insert Vista drivers and software CD and click "Open folder to view files". Locate Vista touchpad/Finger-sensing pad drivers and double click exe file to install software. Restart laptop. Click Control Panel - Hardware and Sound - Devices and Printers - Mouse. There should now be a tab called "Finger-sensing pad" or something like that where you can tick the box to disable touchpad when typing.
Great. That would work for me except for the problem of me not having the Vista Software and drivers CD. Got any other tips for getting this. My computer is and ACER. But their driver updates from their website don't fix it.
You could try to download the VISTA Synaptics drivers for your computer if you had Vista on it before, or just the Vista Sybaptics drivers for a similar model.
My laptop is a Medion. I did an upgrade to 7 and the Synaptics drivers supplied with the upgrade didn't work, nor the drivers for 7 from the Medion website, nor the generic drivers from the Synaptics website, but the drivers for my previous Vista OS worked.
hey, How can i make it so that the touch pad is disabled when i'm typing? I keep hitting it with a knuckle or something when i'm typing and I can't figure out how to do it with windows seven. Vista had it.
Disabling laptop mouse pad For Windows 7 , go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound , then under Devices and Printer click MOUSE.
A window will appear about MOUSE PROPERTIES then click the "Finger Sensing Pad" tab .. Then click " Configure"
On "Configure Item" on the left corner click the "Enable/Disable Pad" and under this you go to "USB MOUSE DETECTION" and check the box "Disable pad while external USB is plugged in"
hey, How can i make it so that the touch pad is disabled when i'm typing? I keep hitting it with a knuckle or something when i'm typing and I can't figure out how to do it with windows seven. Vista had it.
Disabling laptop mouse pad For Windows 7 , go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound , then under Devices and Printer click MOUSE.
A window will appear about MOUSE PROPERTIES then click the "Finger Sensing Pad" tab .. Then click " Configure"
On "Configure Item" on the left corner click the "Enable/Disable Pad" and under this you go to "USB MOUSE DETECTION" and check the box "Disable pad while external USB is plugged in"