Hi,
You can try the steps below to fix the issue.
Download and install the latest touchpad driver:
Uninstall the touchpad driver:
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. When the Control Panel window appears, double-click the Add or Remove Programs icon.
3. Locate the software for your keyboard or mouse in the list below.
• Microsoft IntelliPoint software
• Logitech software
• DellTouch software
• Synaptics software
• Alps software
• Set Point software
4. Click to highlight the device name and then click the Remove button.
5. Follow the prompts to uninstall the input device driver/software.
Download and Install the Latest Touchpad Driver Available:
Please follow the link below to install the latest touchpad driver.
http://tinyurl.com/3vlce4
1. Locate “Input device drivers” and click on (+) sign next to it.
2. Select “Touchpad”, click Download Now. You may receive a warning and an option to run or save the file.
3. Click Save.
4. When the Save As window appears, designate a folder (desktop) to save the file that is being downloaded, and then click Save.
5. When the download is complete, go to desktop and locate the same file.
6. Right click on it and run as administrator.
7. Click on allow and follow the simple instructions to update the touchpad driver.
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Regards,
Musheer.
SOURCE: sensitive touch pad
Hi, click on start and control panel. go to mouse properties. Try to look for a tab that says either touch or touchpad. you can change the sensitivity settings there. however if this doesnt work, this could only mean that this is a physical problem with the toucpad. try to apply pressure on the outer side of the touchpad. if it moves, you're gonna need a replacement palmrest.
SOURCE: I want to deactivate my touch pad on my dell
If you do not see a Touchpad icon in your systray(lower right), go to:
Start/Control Panel/System
On the left choose "Device Manager".
Select "Mice and other pointing devices" and highlight "Dell Touchpad"
Either right click and "Uninstall" or click the uninstall icon at the top.
Restart your machine and it will automatically update the driver from Dell which will put the Touchpad icon back in the system tray.
Click on this icon and go to "Device Select"
Check the "Disable Touchpad/Pointing stick when external USB mouse id present.
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