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    disabling laptop mouse pad

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by choiboyogg, Jun 23, 2006.

  1. choiboyogg

    choiboyogg Notebook Enthusiast

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    i have a sony fe and i have a wireless mouse by microsoft.
    the thing that is irritating is that when i type, my palm touches the pad sometimes and it messes things up. is there a way to disable it?
     
  2. Neoguri

    Neoguri Notebook Consultant

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    if it is the same as the sz then yes. go to vaio central, go to mouse and keyboard, and disable it from there. i actually made my S1 button a shortcut to that window so i can quickly enable/disable it.
     
  3. MadDog31

    MadDog31 Notebook Consultant

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    My HP has a button by the touchpad. Are there any other laptop manufacturers out there that make this button?? To me it's a great feature that takes up minimal space...you'd think it would be on more (unless HP has some sort of patent on it or some goofy thing...)
     
  4. choiboyogg

    choiboyogg Notebook Enthusiast

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    neo, worked perfectly. thank you.
     
  5. Neoguri

    Neoguri Notebook Consultant

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    you're welcome.