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    My R1 just came. (need help)

    Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by seb1990, Aug 4, 2010.

  1. seb1990

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    Delete thread please.
     
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    Right click on your Sypnatic Pointing Device in bottom right -> properties -> device settings -> check box "disable internal device...etc.."
     
    aznboi855, Aug 4, 2010
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    1) Go into Windows Control Panel --> Mouse --> Synaptics tab. You should be able to do it there.

    2) Yes, it is Fn+F6.

    3) Sorry, don't know what drivers to use. There are other threads out there that would be able to answer this question better.
     
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    Maybe you don't need to disable it... you can adjust touchpad sensitivity and controls in the Command Center with Alien Touch. If you play with that a bit you may be able to fix your problem of accidentally hitting it while typing.
     
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    omg......


    lol
     
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    Oops, didn't see that the OP changed the original post :(.
     
    aznboi855, Aug 4, 2010
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