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I use a USB mouse but the touchpad will not switch off using Fn/F5 like it ought to. At the moment I have sticky tape on it, but it still throws the cursor around.
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I use a USB mouse but the touchpad will not switch off using Fn/F5 like it ought to. At the moment I have sticky tape on it, but it still throws the cursor around.
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On Windows 7 (and later versions?) Win+X brings up the Windows Mobility Center, which includes a button for enabling/disabling the touchpad. And, on my Dell Inspiron, “Control Panel” → “Mouse” gives access to finer-grained controls.
Your operating system might make a difference. – Scott – 2017-11-05T00:25:52.780
@Scott Ermm, yes. Good Point. (edited). – None – 2017-11-05T00:27:29.970