Enable/Disable the touchpad
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Hello, I have a problem,
I would like to be able to enable or disable the touchpad, but I can't find how to do it, and I have been searching for hours and hours.
If possible, I would like to activate it using software or even a shortcut, allowing me to press one or multiple keys to enable the touchpad and then press the same key(s) again to disable it. I have already installed "Touchpad Blocker," but the problem is that it temporarily disables the keyboard for a maximum of 3 seconds, while I would like the keyboard to be locked until I press again, whether by using a key combination or by going into software settings.
So, I would appreciate it if the solutions you provide are not too complicated, as I am not an IT expert.
I would like to be able to enable or disable the touchpad, but I can't find how to do it, and I have been searching for hours and hours.
If possible, I would like to activate it using software or even a shortcut, allowing me to press one or multiple keys to enable the touchpad and then press the same key(s) again to disable it. I have already installed "Touchpad Blocker," but the problem is that it temporarily disables the keyboard for a maximum of 3 seconds, while I would like the keyboard to be locked until I press again, whether by using a key combination or by going into software settings.
So, I would appreciate it if the solutions you provide are not too complicated, as I am not an IT expert.
18 answers
madmyke was right: It's indeed Fn + F9 (usually).
While searching on the Internet, there's also talk of a software: Smart Gesture.
Do you have it?
https://www.asus.com/fr/support/FAQ/1009641 with a download link.
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What is well conceived is clearly expressed,
And the words to say it come easily.
(Boileau)
While searching on the Internet, there's also talk of a software: Smart Gesture.
Do you have it?
https://www.asus.com/fr/support/FAQ/1009641 with a download link.
--
What is well conceived is clearly expressed,
And the words to say it come easily.
(Boileau)
Hello
What type of computer (Laptop? Desktop? Brand? Model?)
Best regards
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What type of computer (Laptop? Desktop? Brand? Model?)
Best regards
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“We gulp down the flattering lie in big swallows, while we sip the bitter truth drop by drop.”
That's what I'm doing, I press both fn and f9 at the same time but it does absolutely nothing at all.
Do the other Function keys (with Fn) work properly?
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"We swallow the lie that flatters us in one big gulp and we drink the truth that is bitter to us drop by drop."
Hello,
You probably need to press the F9 key but not Fn: just F9.
It's possible that on the Asus you have an Elan touchpad. Check in the programs of the Start menu if you find Elan Touchpad Setting.
What is well conceived is clearly stated,
And the words to say it come easily.
(Boileau)
You probably need to press the F9 key but not Fn: just F9.
It's possible that on the Asus you have an Elan touchpad. Check in the programs of the Start menu if you find Elan Touchpad Setting.
What is well conceived is clearly stated,
And the words to say it come easily.
(Boileau)
Yes, I have already tried, but I can't find where to go next because I believe you can't disable it from there; maybe you can, but I don't know where.
But the problem is that the option to disable the touchpad is grayed out; do you have a solution for this issue??
Apparently, Smart Gesture is already installed, but I really don't know what to do next. Otherwise, do you know of any useful applications?
I don't have an Asus and I don't know any software for this kind of work. Normally everything should be in the computer and working.
You can try updating the driver in the Device Manager.
But with Smart Gesture, you should be fine.
Go to the Mouse Detection tab and check Disable TouchPad when mouse is plugged-in
https://www.asus.com/fr/support/FAQ/1009613/
You can try updating the driver in the Device Manager.
But with Smart Gesture, you should be fine.
Go to the Mouse Detection tab and check Disable TouchPad when mouse is plugged-in
https://www.asus.com/fr/support/FAQ/1009613/




