I just got my first thinkpad (x201), and can't seem to get used to the touchpad scroll. No matter what I select for scrolling speed in the control panel, I can't disable scrolling acceleration. This leads to either really slow unresponsive scrolling, or hypersensitive scrolling that jumps down the page with poor feedback in between.
With a USB mouse attached to the computer, the scroll wheel obeys the normal 3 lines per click behavior. I was hoping there was some way to force the touchpad to behave this way as well. Anyone have any suggestions on how to disable scrolling acceleration for the touchpad?
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I would love to get an answer to this one as well.
It's one of the few things that drive me crazy about this laptop! (some little things I don't like, but this is my least favourite part of an overall good machine) -
Y'all might try Synaptics' own drivers to see if it will make a difference. I replaced the Lenovo driver with Synaptics for other reasons, but it's working fine.
Drivers | Synaptics
BTW, I am not having problems with the touchpad at all (it is a T510 though). Scrolling is smooth. Palmcheck setting works fine, etc. I also have the sensitivity set on high and it takes barely any pressure at all to move the pointer so the bumps haven't been an issue.
FWIW...........
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For those that use Firefox, I found these settings for Firefox 3.6+ that allow you to control Firefox-specific scrolling. In about:config, I set:
mousewheel.withnokey.numlines=3 (windows default)
mousewheel.acceleration.factor=1 (set to constant multiplying factor)
mousewheel.acceleration.start=0 (this setting really doesn't matter since the constant is 1)
I set my scrolling speed in the Touchpad Properties to the slowest. The result is much more consistent scrolling, similar to your regular mouse wheel, no matter how hard or soft I flick the scroll area. Since the majority of my scrolling is web-browser related, I'm happy. Hope this helps anyone who uses Firefox as well. IE, from what i can tell, works pretty good with their smooth scrolling, but I don't use IE.
See this wiki for more info:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Pr...ling#Design:_Acceleration_Model_for_Scrolling -
Mozilla YASS page for install.
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anything for chrome users?
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Little late reply, but I came across this thread when looking myself.
There is a Chrome extension SmoothScroll ( https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/cccpiddacjljmfbbgeimpelpndgpoknn)
This definitely made scrolling a lot smoother with the trackpoint and center button. -
I found disabling "Enable Scroll Region Filtering" in the Ultranav utility helped with my erractic scrolling
UltraNav Touchpad - Poor Scrolling
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