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I am running Windows7 Professional 64bit on a 2010 MacBookPro using BootCamp 3.1. I am using an external trackball. When I am typing, I accidently brushing the trackpad and accidently overtyping randomly selected pieces of text. Which is driving me mad.
I have tried to install TrackPad++, but I could not get the Trackpad++ control panel to recognise that the driver software was installed.
I tried TrackPad Magic, but although it gives me a system tray icon telling me it is working, but it does not appear to disable the track pad.
A quick Google implies that there should be an option in the BootCamp Control Panel 'Ignore accidental Input while typing'. But I can't see one of those in my BootCamp Control Panel.
Am I looking in the wrong place? Is this feature 32bit only? Is there anything else I should try?
that is ridiculous. So if this works, Apple couldn't make sure that their freakin hardware shows up with a proper name in Windows? Nice. – WeDoTDD.com – 2011-01-19T20:08:11.783
1@user23511, very few plug and play devices show up with their "actual" names in Windows, even on a native Windows machine. It is hardly Apple's fault. – Windos – 2011-02-27T19:46:14.980