Have her enable the "TouchCheck" feature and play with where the sensitivity
slider works best for her. On my Win 7 laptop it's found under:
Control Panel
Mouse
"Dell Touchpad" tab of the Mouse Properties window.
Click on the picture of the Touchpad.
Click on "Touchpad Settings"
TouchCheck is down at the bottom. Enable and start with the
slider in the middle somewhere.
HTH.
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 8:30 AM, Len Hammond <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a client that has a Dell Inspiron laptop that is always moving the
> curser inadvertantly by touching the touchpad while typing. It annoys her
> greatly. A couple months ago I worked on a different Inspiron laptop and
> that lady had her left click function turned off at the touchpad but the
> actual button worked normally. I spend some time looking over her touchpad
> driver and didn't find a checkbox to disable the left click from the pad.
> Anyone know where this is. I also didn't find it on the couple of Gateway
> laptops I service. She left this morning for a 2 week cruise, so if I find
> anything, I'll just email it to her and she can make the change.
>
> Thanks
>
> Len Hammond
> CSI:Hartland
> [email protected]
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