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    Aspire 5920 Easy Launch Problem

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by wezleyyy, Sep 7, 2007.

  1. wezleyyy

    wezleyyy Newbie

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    I read somewhere that there is software to adjust the sensitivity of the Easy Launch buttons on the right of the keyboard (Acer Arcade, play, stop, rewind, forward, NTI) But I have no idea where it is or what it's called. Anyone got an idea? It's too easy to accidentally touch the circle button and activate NTI when I try to use the arrow keys...

    Also I know how to set the quick launch buttons on the left, and I set the second one to open up firefox. But it takes so much longer to open firefox by pressing that quick launch button than doing it normally, anyone know why?
     
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  2. baia

    baia Notebook Consultant

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    The program for the mediabuttons is called "Acer Mediatouch"
    I also programmed the left button to open firefox, but it doesn't take long here. I never use though.
     
    baia, Sep 7, 2007
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    errenay Notebook Enthusiast

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    The all necessary properties for right-side media buttons may be found in the Synaptics (i.e. touchpad) driver settings. Probably you may found Synaptics settings somewhere in the dock at the right side (near clock, etc.) or go directly to System Panel and find Acer Synaptics (or something with such title).
     
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    baia Notebook Consultant

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    Or just type "touch" in the search bar in your start menu.
     
    baia, Sep 8, 2007
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