I like to set my pointer speed to "fast", but when I restart it always resets to default. This is true for both an external mouse and the touchpad. Anyone else experience this and found a solution? I've already tried reinstalling drivers.
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Yeah, I've seen this as well across as many systems as I recall doing it. If you modify the settings of the secific driver - say for a mouse (logitech), or your touchpad (synaptics), those seem to "remember"... but if you change the ones in windows, those are what seem to reset.
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Hmm. Under Mouse in control panel, there is a tab for Synaptics. I click settings (for touchpad, which is "Enabled") under that Tab and it brings me to an array of options. Having browsed through them, I don't think there is an option to set pointer speed. There is an option for "Edge Speed." Not sure what that is, but setting that to "fastest" seemed to change nothing.
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It's sorta a known issue. The mouse and trackpad conflict and you rarely get the speed you want for wither unless you like the defaults. There may be a solution, but I haven't seen it yet.
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I found a solution... Install a different operating system!
I just installed XP Pro and manually installed drivers. Now my pointer works the way I want it to. On top of that, boot time is about 25%-50% faster. If anyone else here has MSDNAA, download XP pro and see if it makes the same difference for you.
Also, even without MCE, Asus includes a program that mimics it when you press the MCE button ("Instant Fun"), so the button is not worthless as I was thinking it would be. -
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I was having the same problem on my A8JP. The only settings that would stay were the ones in the Logitech SetPoint program. I uninstalled it since it wasn't doing anything special for me and my Windows settings stayed after that.
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I also did have setpoint installed but my cursor speed was still reset w/ and w/o it installed.
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So is there a solution to this?
I installed linux and of course don't have that problem, but it get really irritating to have to change the mouse settings every time I use the windows op system. And no reinstalling the drivers doesn't seem to work. -
Problem with touchpad, mouse (driver, posisbly)
Discussion in 'Asus' started by daveyp225, Jan 18, 2007.