Disable/Enable the touchpad
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getudir78
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Hello everyone,
Recently, I have a MSI GE60 2OC-078XFR laptop that works fine, as long as I don't encounter the following problem: When I type text and accidentally brush against the touchpad, the ongoing typing gets inserted into the already written paragraph, resulting in unreadable gibberish.
I would like to be able to disable the touchpad while I am typing text. Since I use a mouse, this won't be an issue for me otherwise. Once the text is written, I would like to reactivate this touchpad.
If you have a proven solution, please let me know through this forum.
Have a good evening.
getud78
Recently, I have a MSI GE60 2OC-078XFR laptop that works fine, as long as I don't encounter the following problem: When I type text and accidentally brush against the touchpad, the ongoing typing gets inserted into the already written paragraph, resulting in unreadable gibberish.
I would like to be able to disable the touchpad while I am typing text. Since I use a mouse, this won't be an issue for me otherwise. Once the text is written, I would like to reactivate this touchpad.
If you have a proven solution, please let me know through this forum.
Have a good evening.
getud78
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Hello everyone,
Finally, on the seller's advice, I went to the MSI website and on the page for my laptop: http://fr.msi.com/product/nb/GP60.html#download
and there, I successively selected Driver then Win 64; I chose to download "Elantech Multi Touchpad" and then installed the driver.
Positive outcome: If the USB mouse is plugged in, the touchpad is disabled and if the USB mouse is not plugged in, the touchpad is enabled. I can therefore write text without messing it up when my wrist brushes against the touchpad.
If we want to split hairs, there are two annoying details left:
1-In the control panel/Mouse Properties: ELAN, checking or unchecking the box for "Disable when USB mouse is plugged in" doesn't change anything: the mouse and touchpad are exclusive of each other anyway; which is not bothersome in itself.
2- The Fn+F3 keys still have no effect on the touchpad.
Conclusion: My problem is resolved thanks to the MSI website
Thank you to everyone who helped me with their advice and suggestions.
Best regards,
Getudir78
Finally, on the seller's advice, I went to the MSI website and on the page for my laptop: http://fr.msi.com/product/nb/GP60.html#download
and there, I successively selected Driver then Win 64; I chose to download "Elantech Multi Touchpad" and then installed the driver.
Positive outcome: If the USB mouse is plugged in, the touchpad is disabled and if the USB mouse is not plugged in, the touchpad is enabled. I can therefore write text without messing it up when my wrist brushes against the touchpad.
If we want to split hairs, there are two annoying details left:
1-In the control panel/Mouse Properties: ELAN, checking or unchecking the box for "Disable when USB mouse is plugged in" doesn't change anything: the mouse and touchpad are exclusive of each other anyway; which is not bothersome in itself.
2- The Fn+F3 keys still have no effect on the touchpad.
Conclusion: My problem is resolved thanks to the MSI website
Thank you to everyone who helped me with their advice and suggestions.
Best regards,
Getudir78
Gla'
Well, it works indeed. I had the driver but not the software to disable and enable the touchpad. Thanks a million, detudir.
Alexornis
It's not working for me. I can't find ELAN.