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    What are the touch buttons on my G51?

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by TwiggLe, Aug 30, 2010.

  1. TwiggLe

    TwiggLe Notebook Consultant

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    Just above the F11, F12, and F13...

    I got mine used so no manuals ect.
    I tried checking the manufacture site and downloaded the manual but it didn't say anything...

    I can touch them and they flash for a moment but that's it I don't see any onscreen notifications or any changes of any sort....

    So what are they for?

    One looks like the Gamers republic logo, one looks like a guy running with a lightning bolt for legs. The other looks like the mouse with a line through it.

    [​IMG]
     
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    _Allan_ Notebook Consultant

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    On my G73 the running man (with a clock) is turbo boost.
    The third one, should be obvious - it turns off the track pad (very useful if you use an external mouse, like me)
     
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    Go here, select your notebook (G51Vx) and I think it's the ATK driver you need to download.
     
    _Allan_, Sep 1, 2010
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