Yeh. I love my Sony Vaio laptop, but you can not turn the mouse touch pad off, and it is located in front of the keyboard so I'm always bumping it. I use a blue tooth keyboard most of the time because I am so sick of this problem. I don't want to totally uninstall it if that's even possible, because my sighted husband uses it sometimes to fix problems, ETC.
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