Automatically disable Touchpad when a mouse is connected

I just got a new! 7 R3 to replace an older laptop Alienware.  My old laptop there is a checkbox on the button options that will deactivate automatically the touch pad when a mouse is connected and turn on automatically when the mouse has been disconnected.

I can't pay a fine of this option on the R3.  The driver is version 19.0.15.15 dated dated 10/15/15

Hello

With the new 17 R3 driver not not the option automatically disable the touchpad when a mouse is connected. So, the best way to enable/disable the touchpad will be pressing FN + F11 when you plug in a mouse.

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