Tap to click on the touchpad

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• Satellite L50-B-1NL - how to disable tap-to-click on the touchpad?

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L50-B-1NL running on Windows 8.1. I am trying to turn off the tap to click on the touchpad, option I think it's way of sensitive causes increased frustration.

  I searched on Google and it says there is an option to turn of the touchpad, but when I go in my option to disable settings, it is the only one missing? Is there a way I can turn off the tap to click as it makes me mental.

  If I understand you well want to disable touchpad, right.
  You can do this using the combination of keys FN + F5 or F5 key only.

  Please open the operating manuals and page 58. It you and find information very useful on the use of the F-keys.

• Disable tap-to-click on the touchpad for coming 11 Pro and Mobile keyboard?

  Is it possible to disable tap to click on the laptop with the V11Pro keyboard?

  It looks like there is not no custom drivers for the touchpad. It would be nice, because the keyboard is so small that I keep key fat-palming.

  Thank you.

  Oddly it's under settings of the mouse and keypad touch-> 'Touchpad Delay' - simply on "Turn Off Taps" and it completely useless and annoying 'feature' bother you no more! Honestly - manufacturers test never actually such things? That devil wants a touchpad that clicks every time that they put the finger on it to move the mouse, when this touchpad has a press-more difficult-to-click function perfectly well?

• Deactivation of the "tap to click" on the touchpad and disappear the taskbar

  I LOVE Windows 7 and all its new features. But:

  • When my computer wakes up from the screen saver, when my computer is idle and disconnects me to save energy, or when I start my computer, the taskbar disappear. I got a quick fix for it, but it's annoying to have to do it every time I start a session on my computer. I go to the options screen sleep, hit preview, then I move the mouse out of the eve preview screen, and my taskbar are back. I'm assuming that this is a bug, is there a fix yet?
  • I have small hands that often brush against the Mouse touchpad on my laptop when I type, causing my mouse "tap to click on ' and I often find myself typing away in my document elsewhere. It is really annoying, especially since I'm working on a paper of 10 pages right now. I looked all OVER for a way to disable this feature, but I'm not. It's kind of ruin the ease with which I'm typing emails, documents and even this help forum.

  Important things... I have Windows 7 enterprise, which my college loaded on my laptop. I upgraded from XP, where I somehow fixed the mouse thing to not be a problem for me.

  Hi Magruderjc,

  Thanks for the information. What type of laptop do you have? You have downloaded the latest driver for touchpad for this laptop? Generally in this driver, you will see the tap to click options.

  Thank you. Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to turn off the tap to click on the touchpad for windows 8?

  I followed all the instructions in other threads, but when I go to mouse-settings-control panel there is no touchpad option and no settings related to keyboards. I'm running an ASUS K55N.

  I followed all the instructions in other threads, but when I go to mouse-settings-control panel there is no touchpad option and no settings related to keyboards. I'm running an ASUS K55N.

  Hello

  Your best resource is the Web from Asus site.

  Here is a link to the support page for this specific model.

  ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Support - Knowledge K55N:
  http://support.ASUS.com/knowledge.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=K55N&p=3&s=386#troubleshooting

  If you can't find an answer, you can find other users who may already have solved this problem on the Asus support forums.

  ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Forums:
  http://VIP.ASUS.com/Forum/

  Tell us what you find.

  Concerning

• After execution of the new updated Adobe, HP Elitebook 2760p left click on the touchpad button has stopped working.

  Original title: left click not working not not on HP laptop

  On my HP Elitebook 2760p running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, left click on the touchpad button has stopped working.  The right click works, the works of pad, (scrolling and click on) it's just the left click.  It started after the execution of the new update of adobe. I tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver synaptec. I tried the mouse fast and slow speed. I tried pressing rigid, flexible, in different places. I would try to uninstall the update from Adobe, but it won't allow me.  So I uninstalled Adobe Reader and re-installed. Still nothing. Any suggestions?

  Hi cyrilmillot,

  You try to run the Adobe Reader removal tool to remove the Adobe reader completely the system software.

  See the link to Adobe to download the removal tool:

  Adobe Reader/Acrobat removal tool

  After retiring, you can check whether the left click works. If it does not, you could get in touch with Adobe support for further assistance on this topic:

  Adobe forums

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/support/

  If the problem persists, then it may be a hardware problem and you may have to contact HP support for further assistance:

  HP support

  HP laptops - use and configure the TouchPad (Windows 7 and Vista)

• Satellite C650D - left click on the touchpad does not work

  Hello

  The left-click on my touchpad has stopped working. It works * very * sometimes, but mostly it's not. It also freezes the screen if I try to click on it too often (in a bout of mood usually ;)))

  A USB mouse works fine, who of fine when I work on my desk but means that I can't use my laptop on my lap! The tap click works, but I do not use it.

  I reinstalled the drivers and that he has not solved. I flipped the laptop and gave it a good shake to get rid of all the crumbs etc. under the mouse and that he has not solved.

  Any other ideas?

  Hello

  Might be possible that there is a mechanical problem with the touch of the touch pad
  By pressing the button too often could lead to the freezing system because of the stress of CPU and the load.

  In my opinion the unique (if possible) button or the touch pad Board must be replaced.

• How can I disable tap-to-click on the Satellite C660/C660D?

  There is no option to disable it on this laptop, I looked for the answer online but nothing, there seems to be no way to do it on this laptop model. I tried to download the new driver for touchpad of the site but had absolutely no effect and gave me more options to turn it off, it has changed nothing. Now completely stuck and its driving me crazy!

  The mouse click also on its own randomly even if Im not to touch, always seems to hurt when im game.

  I still want to use the touch pad to move the pointer autour, just don't want to use it to click.

  As far as I know the Satellite C660 supports Synaptics touchpad.
  The Synaptics touchpad driver should support the tap to click option.

  In order to ensure that Synaptics driver has been installed.
  Then go to control panel-> mouse-> last tab (button settings)
  Now, you need to access the properties of Synaptics and here you should find the option called tapping

  

• HP spectrum x 360 13-4195dx: how to disable permanently "Tap to click" on Synaptics Touchpad?

  Just bought the HP spectrum x 360 13-4195dx (13 "laptop convertible) and have updated the BIOS and windows 10. I always disable the function ' tap to click on "laptop, but every time I restart the laptop, tap to click reactive himself. I tried to create a profile in settings of synaptics but that doesn't work either. Has anyone found how to disable this feature on a permanent basis?

  Thanks for your help.

  I found it!

  For any one looking for a solution to disable way permanent synaptics tap to click...

  go to the windows registry (regedit search)

  expand "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE."

  Expand "SOFTWARE".

  Expand "SYNAPTICS".

  Expand "SynTP.

  Click on "install".

  Under 'Install', double click 'DeleteUserSettingsOnUpgrade' and change the value of "1" to "0".

  This will make it so that when you restart your CV, your tap to click remains disabled.

  Becareful with the windows registry, if you don't know what you're doing and you start to change the values on the things shouldn't you it can harm your system.

• Click on the touchpad of my toshiba laptop windows 7 does not work.

  I'm managing with the two keys supplied click click of my touchpad suddenly stopped working... But not the touchpad click.
  I don't know why? It's never happened before... I have windows 7 on my laptop Toshiba L505-S5990. Please help me in this

  First, go to control panel, mouse and check the settings.  Experience if you wish because it does no harm.

  If the settings are correct, but the computer does not correctly, go to configuration panel, devices Manager and look at mose settings here.  Maybe there was an update driver - try to roll back driver or search for a better driver.

  Look for the manufacturer of your site support & forums to see if new drivers are available, or if someone else has solved the problem already.

  If none of this works, close this post & open a new one with a list of all the controls, you did & what were the results.

• Spectrum of HP: left and right click on the touchpad buttons behave oddly

  I just bought a spectrum ew HP laptop and the touchpad works well in most parts except for the left and right-click buttons.

  Just that they behave like primary and secondary clicks. I checked that they were set to be as such, but it still does not work.

  

  Anything I can do or is it a fault with the laptop itself?

  Dear customer,

  Welcome and thanks for posting your question on the Forum of Support HP

  Looks like you are facing difficulties to solve problems with your laptop Touchpad

  We will surely help you with this

  Steps to drain the static charge and load the BIOS default settings to solve the problem

  Step 01. Turn off the laptop

  Step 02. Disconnect the power/AC adapter and also remove the battery too

  Step 03. Press and hold the power button of the laptop for a minute

  Step 04. Now re - insert the battery back in and plug again the power supply/adapter

  Step 05. Start Notepad and keep pressing the F10 key during startup to access the BIOS

  Step 06. Once you get the BIOS, please press F5 or F9 key to load the default settings for the BIOS

  Step 07. Now press ESC/ESC. Save Changes and Exit - Yes

  Step 08. Now, please wait until the unit load the Windows operating system

  Now please download and reinstall the drivers from the touchpad for your laptop on the Site of HP Support

  Now lets go ahead and do the settings again for the buttons on the touch pad according to your needs

  

  Please click on this link to find several troubleshooting steps to solve this problem

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  Although I am an employee of HP, I speak for myself and not for HP

• How I 'right-click' using the touchpad Acer? 5 laptop aspires

  I am a novice with a new laptop Acer Aspire Windows 7 top 5.  So far, I used a portable IBM/Lenovo with a trackpoint on the keyboard, so I'll try to understand how the trackpad.  Can someone tell me how to do a right click on the trackpad?  Basic question... I know.  But thanks!

  Hello..

• Re: A Satellite L50-A111X - problems with right click on the touchpad

  Hello users,.

  I bought a new toshiba Satellite L50-A111X, I do not have that there is a problem or weither right click on his mouse touch pad is not available at all.

  Help, please.
  Thanks in advance

  You click right using internal touchpad laptop s or is the problem also appears using an external USB mouse connected to the computer laptop s USB port?

  As Timox already said, it would be very useful for troubleshooting more if you could provide more details.

• Turn off the tap to click on Dell Inspiron 1525 with Windows Vista

  Can someone tell me how to disable "tap to click" on the touchpad of my laptop?

  I have a Dell Inspiron 1525, running Windows Vista.  It's the standard touchpad I mind, it has not been upgraded.

  Other forums have suggested to go to the control panel > hardware and sound > mouse, but once I'm there, I only "buttons," "Pointers," "Pointer Options" and "hardware".  There is no option to disable "Tap to click" referred to one of them.

  I've updated all the drivers - Windows tells me I have the latest version, if this doesn't fix the problem.

  My hands are too big to type without hitting the touchpad!  So frustrating.  I accidentally moved my slider three times during the composition of this post.  Someone help me please!  That's four times now.

  I thought about it!

  Under computer > C: > drivers > entry > R176423, I ran DPInst.  He installed the Dell Touchpad option in my taskbar to bottom left.  After the reboot, I was able to open a more in-depth version of my touchpad, where I could uncheck "Tap to click".  _ Yes!

  Thanks for all your help, man.  I really appreciate it.  It's really a positive manifestation of the human condition when the volunteers their expertise selflessly to help others.  Keep up the good work, and I hope that this thread will stay up to help someone else in the future.

  Dell Inspiron 1525

  Touchpad

  Turn off the tap to click

  Windows Vista

  R176423

• How to disable tap to click the trackpad for Windows 8

  I would like to disable tap-to-click on the touchpad NIJ windows 8 on my Asus laptop. I've looked everywhere and could not find an option to turn it off. I just want to be able to use the keys click.

  I found the answer of the Asus technical support. Windows operating system no longer controlling the operation of the touch pad. For my Asus Ultrabook. There is a pilot in your task wrong called "Asus Smart gesture" opened and you can turn off the tap to click. Obviously different brands use different driver. so get yours.

  I had the same problem and it took a lot of research, but I finally fixed it, and wanted to document for anyone who runs into this problem. The two methods suggested by the technical support engineer has not worked for me.

  Start by accessing this Web site: http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Touchpad&os=30
  .. .and by installing the first result. You want the "ElanTech Touchpad driver". Download all of the things on your desktop, unzip the file and begin the installation. When the installation is complete, you will be asked to reboot. After restart navigate computer > C: > Program Files > Elantech > then double-click on "ASUS_UI" (application) in this folder.
  The first page first when you open the application is labeled General gestures and has "click" as the first section. Uncheck the box "select". There is also an option of two fingers called "show the context menu" you can turn off, but it is much more difficult to trigger by accident.
  You may want to also check the box in the 4th tab, which turns off the trackpad when you have an external mouse connected.
  Good luck to all.